A New Voice for Wool Science: Wool Research Authority Joins IWTO
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.
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.
Since we spend 90% of our time indoors, the least we can do is ensure clean air in our homes and workplaces. Learn how wool air filtration makes this possible.
IWTO is proud to welcome new member Sura & Co., a certifications consultancy with expertise in animal welfare and traceability.
IWTO is delighted to welcome Chargeurs Wool as an official member. After years of collaboration, Chargeurs formalizes its commitment to the organization, bringing expertise in traceability, regenerative agriculture, and grower empowerment to strengthen IWTO's global network.
British Wool marks 75 years of supporting wool growing, craftsmanship, and sustainability in the United Kingdom. Read more about their history here.
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.
Solidwool is an exciting innovation in the world of sustainable wool products. Read on to find out more about this composite wool material.
Australian Wool Innovation’s “Wear Wool Not Waste” campaign has gained several creative accolades recently. Read on to learn more about the campaign.