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Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Where does merino wool come from?
By Andrew Woods | Source: IWTO, FLA, Cape Wools, AWEX
Wool prices are strongly influenced by changes in supply, particularly in regards to relative prices between different types of wool. Prices are constantly adjusting to changes in availability in relation to demand. Given this, it is useful to know where wool comes from so as to better understand known changes in supply. This article looks at the sources of merino wool by country.
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