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.
Support the Make the Label Count petition calling for fair treatment of natural fibres in EU sustainability policies. With EU decisions influencing global standards and affecting wool-producing communities worldwide, it's crucial that policymakers recognize wool's environmental benefits.
Wool is a fibre with many natural benefits. One of the most relevant today is that wool does not contribute to micriplastic contribute to microplastic pollution. Read on to learn more.
Leading organizations within the EU's Technical Secretariat of the Product Environmental Footprint Category Rules (PEFCR) for Apparel & Footwear have today raised concerns about the current method for calculating a product's "Duration of Service," a critical factor in determining environmental footprint. Read more...
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.
In July, the first ever Annual Report of the Sheep Sustainability Framework was released. Read on to find out what it revealed and why it is important.
PEF still needs a fair way to compare products made from natural and synthetic fibres, says the Make The Label Count campaign
The Campaign for Wool engages with leading academic experts in a new short film, Why Wool Matters.
A new white paper looks at some of the major concerns with sustainability assessments that are currently used for fashion, and proposes solutions.