Lobbying Filing Details
Total Spending
$40,000
Activities
3
Lobbyists
3
Gov't Entities
10
Filing Information
- Filing UUID:
2a345e6d-42e9-4741-9034-2d0e4d86a2c1- Type:
- Q3 - 3rd Quarter - Report
- Period:
- 2025 - 3rd Quarter (July 1 - Sep 30)
- Date Posted:
- October 16, 2025 at 6:56 PM
- Income:
- $40,000
- Expenses:
- $0
- Document URL:
- View Submission
Quick Info
- Document Type: text/html
- Posted By: Laura Joshua
Registrant
INVARIANT LLC
Government relations firm
Washington, District of ColumbiaClient
NATIONAL COTTON COUNCIL OF AMERICA
Trade association representing the U.S. cotton industry.
District of Columbia, United States of AmericaLobbying Activities (3)
Activity 1
AgricultureMonitor the Farm Bill reauthorization process. Monitor agriculture-related provisions in P.L.119-21, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, and educate Members on NCCs priorities, including commodity support programs. Educate Members and the Administration about sustainability initiatives within cotton supply chains. Educate Members about the current state of the farm economy and the importance of the farm safety net.
Lobbyists (2)
- ANNE MACMILLAN
- ADAM TARR
Government Entities (3)
- SENATE
- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
- Agriculture, Dept of (USDA)
Activity 2
Taxation/Internal Revenue CodeAdvocate for tax policy incentives that would promote the domestic cotton industry, including S.1919, the Buying American Cotton Act.
Lobbyists (1)
- JAMES OBRIEN
Government Entities (3)
- SENATE
- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
- White House Office
Activity 3
Trade (domestic/foreign)Monitor implementation of P.L.117-78, the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, as it relates to textiles. Educate policymakers on trade policy priorities of the domestic cotton industry. Monitor USDA trade missions.
Lobbyists (2)
- ADAM TARR
- JAMES OBRIEN
Government Entities (4)
- SENATE
- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
- U.S. Trade Representative (USTR)
- Agriculture, Dept of (USDA)