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IWTO welcomes the launch of ZDHC Supplier to Zero Version 2, an important development for suppliers, including wool scouring facilities and integrated woollen mills.
DNFI marks a decade of its Natural Fibres Award, celebrating innovation in natural fibres. Entries close 30 September 2026 — find out how to apply.
IWTO marks the 20th edition of the Market Information, covering 2025's wool price recovery, new synthetic-fibre and traceability data, and more.
Nature got there first: wool is biogenic, biodegradable, and renewable. The new IWTO Green Book brings together peer-reviewed science on wool's environmental credentials, in one comprehensive source.
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!
IWTO participated in a high-level Sustainable Livestock Intergroup event at the European Parliament, where scientists, farmers and policymakers examined why current EU Environmental Footprint methodology disadvantages natural fibres — and what needs to change.
The way land use is measured in the EU Product Environmental Footprint has significant implications for wool. Here we look into why the current LANCA model produces misleading results for extensive grazing systems — and what a fairer, science-based approach would include.
Discover why wool is redefining activewear with breathability, odour resistance, UV protection and natural performance without microplastics.