UN Recognition for Natural Fibres
In a landmark step, the importance of natural plant fibres in sustainable development has been officially recognized by the UN.
In a landmark step, the importance of natural plant fibres in sustainable development has been officially recognized by the UN.
Perhaps it will come as no surprise but ... From fleece to fibre, your favourite posts for 2023 all related very tangibly to sheep! As the calendar year winds down, we take a moment to look back at what caught your attention these past 12 months.
The IWTO Wool Round Table welcomes keynote speaker Jobair Jaber, founder of Milo & Dexter, based in the heart of Montreal's garment district.
In the ever-evolving landscape of sustainable fashion, PANGAIA and NATIVA™ have forged a partnership that brings certified wool to innovative, celebrity-loved casualwear.
It's Wovember, and it's time to cozy up with all things woolly! Whether you're a knitting enthusiast, a sheep farmer, or just love the warmth of wool, this month is for you. Click through to read more about how it all got started.
The annual Wool Round Table goes to Montreal this year! The programme features speakers from across North America, with lots of local flavour. Click above to learn more.
At a time when the increase of synthetic fibres has risen dramatically, the Discover Natural Fibers Initiative plays a key role in advancing the use of natural fibres.
Embrace a greener future, says Campaign for Wool New Zealand, whose new campaign promotes sustainable living through wool products.
Global trade associations play a vital role in facilitating cooperation, addressing industry challenges, and navigating the international trade landscape in support of its members. As IWTO celebrates its 93rd anniversary, we look at the importance of having a global voice for wool.
IWTO pledges commitment to traceable, sustainable wool production through the UNECE, in support of the transition to a circular economy. Read on to learn more.