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Wool Market Looks to Improve in 2021, But Challenges Remain

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AWI chairman Colette Garnsey told the organization’s annual meeting that wool still has a bright long-term future after a difficult 2020.
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Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) chairman Colette Garnsey told the organization’s annual general meeting that wool still has a bright long-term future after a difficult 2020 for many growers. AWI is owned by Australian wool growers and is the industry’s research, development and marketing company. It is also the owner of the Woolmark brand. “Following on…

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