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Wool Street Journal: WANTED Organic Lambswool
Demand for certified Organic wool continues to grow.
Our International sales & marketing team at Bloch & Behrens continue to do an excellent job establishing, maintaining and growing a global market for organic New Zealand wool, resulting in substantial premiums being paid to growers.
In an effort to further encourage organic farmers to shear ALL their lambs before sending them to the works, we can now offer a clean price of NZD6.50/Kg for good colour Crossbred Lamb’s Wool that carry IFOAM or USDA NOP certification.
Apart from Lamb’s Wool, we continue to also pay excellent premiums for Organic Crossbred 2nd Shear and associated Bellies & Pieces.
If you are in a position to supply, please make contact with your local PGG Wrightson wool representative.
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