IWTO has joined a global coalition of agricultural organisations from 14 countries calling on the UNFCCC to adopt a 'split gas' approach to climate reporting. This science-based method would more accurately reflect agriculture's contribution to climate change by separately reporting long-lived and short-lived greenhouse gases.
The AWEX Eastern Market Indicator (EMI) is the global benchmark for wool pricing. This weekly composite indicator tracks Australia's entire wool market and serves as essential intelligence for understanding supply, demand, and price trends affecting the international wool industry.
Meet the newest IWTO wokring group, dedicated to wool growers. With the Grower Working Group, IWTO has a formal platform to address global production challenges including biosecurity, profitability, and sustainable practices.
British Wool marks 75 years of supporting wool growing, craftsmanship, and sustainability in the United Kingdom. Read more about their history here.
The International Wool Textile Organisation is delighted to welcome HUGO BOSS as a member, as we continue to strengthen a sustainable future for wool.
The Make the Label Count campaign continues to drive meaningful change in European textile legislation, with over 70 members representing natural fibres globally advocating for fair environmental impact assessment methodologies.
October is Wool Month! Read this blog to find out more about this special month, what it’s all about, and how you can participate.
Join IWTO at Performance Days Munich to discover how wool combines natural breathability, durability, and circularity for sportswear and athleisure. Find us in Hall A1 and WF01.
Save the Date for Congress 2026! We head to Dalang, China 24-26 June, with working group and committee meetings on 23 June. Experience the World Wool Knitwear Capital, explore innovative textile manufacturing, and connect with global wool industry leaders at this premier networking event.