Cotton Waste refers to the leftover fibers, scraps, and byproducts produced during the cotton processing and manufacturing stages. This waste can include short fibers, trimmings, and discarded materials from spinning or weaving. Cotton waste is often recycled and repurposed into products like cleaning cloths, insulation, or lower-quality fabrics. By recycling cotton waste, manufacturers reduce environmental impact and make use of otherwise discarded resources. It also contributes to sustainability in the textile industry by minimizing waste and promoting circular economy practices.