Australian wool delegation members and Indian officials at The Woolmark Company stand at Bharat Tex 2024, Indias biggest textiles expo, in February. Photo by WoolProducers Australia.
Plan A for the Australian Merino wool industry into the foreseeable future very much relies on China remaining by far our best customer.
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