An estimated 60 million households were engaged in natural fibre production during 2016, including some 45 million households producing Cotton, 6 million producing Jute, kenaf and allied fibres, about 5 …
Link to: International Year of Natural Fibres 2009: Wool Link to: International Wool Textile Organisation Download IWTO Infographic: Press Release: IWTO factsheets about wool (updated version 2019) Wool Facts: Sheep …
Dr. Terry Townsend as chair of DNFI.org rectifies fake fakts about growing natural fibres in a podcast of Elisabeth van Delden. He points out why it is so important for natural fibres to …
Sometimes the question is asked: “What has changed in textile in the last decades?” This historical film from the middle of the last century shows in 10 minutes textile techniques …
The annual IWTO Congress brings together members of the global wool industry from all stages of the pipeline, offering learning, networking, dialogue and exchange. This year’s theme, Wool in a Digital Age, …
The plant fibre procuction is directly linked to climate changes as well as plant pests and diseases. between 2008 and 2014 the Jute and Kenaf fibre production increased from 2.5 million …
