Ayton recycler wonders what happens to the world’s waste wool

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Ayton recycler wonders what happens to the world’s waste wool

By Goderich Signal Star
18 June 2024

4 min read

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News The top 22 wool-producing countries produce over 1.9 billion kilograms of wool annually. Out of that wool, 1.4 billion