Cotton and Wool Unite Against Synthetic Fibres
Cotton and wool are pushing back against synthetic fibres, with Australia's cotton and wool industries working together to champion natural fibres.
Australian Wool Innovation and Cotton Australia have joined forces to promote the sustainability of Australian fibres, showcasing their work at World Expo Osaka in mid-October.
- They aim to deliver tangible climate and nature outcomes.
- Their collaboration encourages consumers to shift towards natural fibres.
It's a polyester world, but cotton and wool are fighting back, together
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Author's summary: Cotton and wool unite against synthetic fibres dominance.
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