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Download PDFIWTO Newsletter - Issue 3 - 2010 (December 2010)
New IWTO Website Launched - The International Wool Textiles Organisation (IWTO) redesigned its website as a vital communication tool for its members and for the wool community as a whole. This decision resulted in an improved website which offers a fresh new look that technically provides its online visitors with significant improvements in navigation and easier accessibility for users around the world. The new website of IWTO reflects its vision on the positive development of the natural fibre “wool”, its high quality equitable benefits for the consumers, and the strength of its work. IWTO has experienced exceptional growth in its policy influence and importance within its membership, as well as other stakeholders. Having a new section on wool as a fibre, it is also providing information for retailers and consumers, and just anybody interested in wool. Today, the new website reflects the breadth and dynamism of IWTO, charting its progress on core activities and campaigns.
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Download PDFIWTO Newsletter - Issue 2 - 2010 (October 2010)
The 2010 IWTO Wool Round Table will take place on November 15th and 16th in Biella, Italy.
The programme has been defined and online registration is now open.
The meeting will discuss achievements and further strategy of the lobby efforts of IWTO, presenting the IWTO Lobby Projects Update on its 2nd year and in particular, the new international marketing activity of the wool industry, the so called “Campaign for Wool”, supported by HRH Prince Charles.
Participation is especially important and recommended for Executive Committee Members, Heads of Delegation, Heads of Associate Members, and Committee Chairmen / Secretaries. Interested members are also welcome.
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Download PDFIWTO Newsletter - Issue 1 - 2010 (May 2010)
The 79th Congress of the International Wool Textile Organisation (IWTO) has ended on a very positive note for the future of wool.
The event took place from May 3 – 5, 2010 in Paris.
Under the theme "Wool – Change to a Healthier and Safer Environment", prominent speakers made the event a valuable experience, presenting a broad spectrum on the current developments of the global wool industry.
Emerging from the U.N. Year of Natural Fibres 2009 the Discover Natural Fibres Initiative supported by IWTO is a worldwide campaign to promote the use of natural fibres through education about their benefits both to the wearer as well as the environment as a whole. 