Manufacturing of yarns, spun, carded, cotton, finished

962 FACILITIES

Facility	City	State	Employees	Status
Breton Industries, INC	Amsterdam	NY	—	LIKELY ACTIVE
Budge Industries, LLC	Henderson	KY	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Burlington Finishing Plant	Burlington	NC	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Burlington Raeford Plant	Raeford	NC	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
B&W Fiberglass, Inc. South Hill	South Hill	VA	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
CA location	Carlsbad	CA	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Circ. Inc	Danville	VA	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
CM Flooring	Dalton	GA	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Collins Company	Ontario	CA	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Columbian Rope	Newport News, Va	VA	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Corporate	Dalton	GA	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Corporate Headquarters	Greensboro	NC	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
CRB Alabama	Birmingham	AL	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Crescent Textile Solutions	Two Rivers	WI	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
CR Facility	Dalton	GA	500+	LIKELY ACTIVE
Darco Southern 1-2	Independence	VA	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Darco Southern 3	Independence	VA	1–19	LIKELY ACTIVE
Deuxcox LLC	Sheffield	AL	—	LIKELY ACTIVE
Dogwood Plant	Charlotte	NC	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Duvaltex (america), INC.	New York	NY	—	LIKELY ACTIVE
Easton Technical Products	Salt Lake City	UT	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Ed	Dalton	GA	500+	LIKELY ACTIVE
Ef	Calhoun	GA	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Elk Mills 5	Elkton	MD	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Engineered Floors - BM Facility	Dalton	GA	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE

FactoryRegistry lists 962 facilities whose primary industry classification is one of the 2 industries above. This is a list by industry, not a list of makers: Census reports that establishments in these industries produced yarns, spun, carded, cotton, finished, in the shares shown above, and does not say which establishments. Where a plant’s own website or a federal registry names what that plant makes, it appears on the plant’s own page with the source named.

The U.S. Census Bureau recorded this product line in 2 US manufacturing industries in the 2022 Economic Census, as the most specific line those industries reported. At least 31 establishments reported producing it; the count for 1 of those industries was withheld.

These are counts of establishments by industry: the Economic Census publishes them as industry totals and never as a list of plants.

Part of Manufacturing of yarns, spun, carded, cotton, gray

Manufacturing of custom compounded purchased resins and color concentrates Manufacturing of narrow fabrics (12 inches or less in width), woven, nonelastic labels, woven edge ribbons, and tape Manufacturing of plastics furniture components and furnishings, including accessories, parts, fixtures, and mirror and picture frames (excluding foam and reinforced plastics)Manufacturing of all other narrow fabrics (12 inches or less in width), woven, nonelastic, including webbing (excluding labels, woven edge ribbons, and tape)Manufacturing of aluminum plate (thickness of 0.25 in. or more), flat aluminum and coiled sheet and strip, including continuous cast Manufacturing of broad (more than 12 inches wide) knit fabrics Manufacturing of distilled water Manufacturing of ferrosilicon, including briquettes, and other silicon alloys Manufacturing of finished broadwoven fabrics, manmade or natural fibers (including silk, excluding cotton and wool), all other types of plain weaves (excluding print cloth and pile), 85 percent or more spun yarn fabrics Manufacturing of finished broadwoven fabrics, manmade or natural fibers, including silk (excluding cotton and wool), twill weave (excluding pile), 85 percent or more spun yarn Manufacturing of finishing agents and assistants (excluding textile sizes, household fabric softeners, and household starch preparations)Manufacturing of metal-treating and plating compounds Manufacturing of miscellaneous cyclic and acyclic chemicals and chemical products (excluding cyclic (coal tar) intermediates and fatty acid esters)Manufacturing of narrow (12 inches wide or less) knit fabrics Manufacturing of nonwoven fabrics (excluding housewraps; paper; woven, knitted, or tufted fabrics; and pressed, punched, or woven felts)Manufacturing of portland cement and other portland hydraulic cements (including oil well, white cement, blended cements, etc.), and masonry cement and cement clinker Manufacturing of treated lightweight aggregate and crushed slag, minerals and earths Manufacturing of warp knit fabrics, greige goods Manufacturing of wood flour Manufacturing of all other carbon and graphite products, including carbon and graphite fibers, brushes, brush plates, and contacts (excluding refractories)Manufacturing of all other ferroalloys, including chromium alloys and additives, silvery iron, ferromanganese, ferromolybdenum, ferronickel, ferrotitanium, and ferrovanadium Manufacturing of blast furnace slag, excluding ferroalloys Manufacturing of boot and shoe cut stock and findings Manufacturing of broadwoven fabrics, manmade fiber, 85 percent or more filament yarns (chiefly or wholly rayon, acetate, and/or lyocell), shipped in the greige

Industries

Textile Mills All product lines

NAPCS collection code 2020030000. Source for the product line, the establishment counts and the shares: U.S. Census Bureau, 2022 Economic Census (ECNNAPCSIND2022). Federal source data is public domain. Facility records are compiled separately by FactoryRegistry and carry their own sources.