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IWTO gives its full support to the split-gas approach to emissions reporting recently launched by Beef & Lamb New Zealand. Read more about this here.
The opening of the 95th annual IWTO Congress brought 238 participants from across the global wool supply chain to the knitwear capital of the world, Dalang, China. The event marks the first participation of the FAO at an IWTO event, and the launch of IWTO's Green Book.
From Texel to Brussels, the Wool March is a unique event to raise awareness and recognition for shepherds, flocks and wool. Read on to learn more!
Discover why wool is redefining activewear with breathability, odour resistance, UV protection and natural performance without microplastics.
The benefits of wool may now extend beyond our planet. Find out how Woolroom’s NASA bedding could take the comfort and warmth of wool into outer space.
Discover how knitting supports mental health, reducing anxiety and improving emotional regulation through research-backed benefits and mindful practice.
Wool helps restore Britain’s sustainable landscapes through a key role in peatland restoration. Learn about this natural partnership here.
IWTO welcomes its newest member, the Wool Research Association (WRA). Read this blog post to learn all about this leader in the field of wool science.
After wool leaves the farm, it undergoes a testing procedure to ascertain its quality. Buyers and sellers throughout the wool supply chain need a reliable certification standard to inform their purchases and processes. Read on to learn how we do it.
Wool goes through a process before arriving in the retail sector. Learn about the fascinating journey a single wool bale takes from farm to final product.