There is now a Wool Broker and Livestock Agents Online Training Course available to help prepare for if and when there is an outbreak of an Emergency Animal Disease in Australia, such as Foot and Mouth Disease. The course has been developed under the direction of WoolProducers Australia and SheepProducers Australia with funding from Animal Health Australia. The course is designed to inform and train wool and livestock selling agents about how to recognise and respond to a suspected Emergency Animal Disease (EAD). Completing the course better prepares users to participate and provide leadership to the industry during an EAD response. Users are also provided a toolkit of information and resources which can be shared, to help inform their clients. Details are provided in the document attached to the email with this week’s Weekly Newsletter. This includes how to register for the on-line course at the website https://aha.canopihr.com.au/. The course takes about 60 minutes to complete. You don’t have to do it in one sitting - you can stop and resume at any point. Wool broking staff are encouraged to complete the course. If ever there was an outbreak of an EAD such as Foot and Mouth Disease, it will be vital to have wool broking staff who know what to do and contribute to the industry’s response.
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News – 2015-current
- WoolProducers urges woolgrowers to have their say in this year’s WoolPoll
- AWI Report - Why stick with wool?
- NCWSBA Broker Development Program
- AWIS Wool Week 2024 - NCWSBA AGM
- Young Broker of the Year Award 2024 Launched
- Live Exports Update
- Australian Wool Traceability Hub - 90% of wool to be traced by 2025
- Wool is back in vogue!
- NCWSBA President's Report 2023
- NCWSBA appoints Robert Herrmann as Executive Director
- Finalists Announced for NCWSBA 2022 Wool Broker Award
- NCWSBA Wool Broker Award Launched for 2022
- PAUL DEANE APPOINTED AS NCWSBA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
- Global economy on the recovery path, but uncertainties remain
- NCWSBA Wool Broker Award Launched for 2021
- Wool exports rise for Australia, NZ and South Africa, down for South American countries
- Wool prices lag the rise in general commodity prices
- Improvement in wool prices lagging that for competing fibres
- Clothing retail sales in China jump, sales weak in other countries
- Value of Australian wool exports hit near 40-year low
- Chris Wilcox to retire as NCWSBA Executive Director
- Sharp jump in AWTA wool tests in February
- Current superfine wool prices at 80th percentile, broad wool prices near lows
- NCWSBA MEDIA RELEASE: Solid premiums for non-mulesed wool in weak market, discounts for no NWD
- Price premiums for superfine wool at multi-year highs
- Australian wool export volumes lift in first half of 2020/21 due to sharp jump in exports to China
- Over three-quarters of farm bales at auction have a National Wool Declaration
- US imports of men’s wool wovenwear slump in 2020
- Is a commodity price supercycle beginning?
- Australian wool tests at decades low in first half of 2020/21
- First half of the 2020/21 season in review
- Very good seasonal conditions see Australian wool production stabilise
- Wool’s price relativity with competing fibres well down on peaks
- AWTA test volumes down, production outlook obscured by weather, stock holding & shearing delays
- NCWSBA Wool Broker Award Suspended for 2020
- Sharp drop in US imports of wool clothing a concern
- Tentative signs of higher retail sales as consumer’s become a little more confident
- Higher volume of medium Merino wool despite drop in total wool tested
- Global cotton stocks lift to 95% of annual use
- Merino wool prices at 60th percentile despite falls
- Wool prices in all producing countries hit hard by COVID pandemic
- Auction wool sales up on 2019/20, but wool tests down
- Raw wool demand drops, but tentative signs of improvement from China
- Wool price competitiveness improves strongly
- NCWSBA President's 2019/20 Report - A Year of Turmoil
- Rowan Woods appointed as NCWSBA President, Stephen Keys as NCWSBA Vice President
- Wool prices down more than prices for other textiles
- Superfine wool price premiums recover amid general price falls
- US clothing imports drop like a stone under the weight of COVID-19
- Australian wool production expected to stabilise in 2020/21
- Australian wool export volumes at long term low in 2019/20
- Economies starting to recover in key wool consuming countries
- Wool price premiums against cotton and synthetics plummets
- Australian wool prices fall by more than prices for other fibres in 2019/20
- China’s raw wool demand drops as its wool product exports slump
- Wool brokers back wool industry charity foundation
- All major processing countries cut raw wool demand
- Australian wool test volumes slump in May
- IWTO 2020 Congress - Activity levels slump, stocks jump in global wool textile industry
- COVID-19 causes fall in prices for all textile fibres
- Slump in consumer confidence a contributor to demand destruction for wool
- Australian wool production forecast to fall again in 2020/21
- Double whammy for wool demand
- Lower raw wool trade due to weak demand
- Wool consuming economies forecast to take a huge hit from Covid-19
- Consumer confidence plunges in major wool consuming countries
- Decline in weight of wool tested eases in March
- NCWSBA Wool Broker Award now open for 2020
- Wool price relativity against other fibres falls back
- The Australian wool market carries on amid COVID-19 turmoil
- Covid-19 and risk mitigation actions hit retail sales in China
- National Auction Selling Committee arrangements for auctions - Covid-19 at 23rd March 2020
- Oil prices fall sharply but general commodity prices only moderately affected
- Lower volumes of superfine wool tested for 2019/20 season to date
- NCWSBA Members and Guests Celebrate the NCWSBA Centenary
- Average premiums for Non-Mulesed wool remain strong
- NCWSBA Celebrates its Centenary
- Slump in US imports of wool clothing from China due to penalty import duties
- Weight of wool tested down by 5% to end January
- Coronavirus outbreak creates massive uncertainty for the wool market
- No direct benefit for wool from US-China Phase One Trade Deal
- Raw wool trade from major exporting countries falls
- IWTO Roundtable focuses on challenges for broad wool
- Mixed consumer confidence and retail sales in the Northern Hemisphere
- New forecast predicts 9% decline in Australian shorn wool production in 2019/20
- US imports of wool clothing from China slump in September
- Australian wool exports slump in September
- Media Release: NCWSBA opens historical display of wool broking in Sydney
- South African wool prices less volatile than in Australia, broad wool prices depressed
- Cotton prices remain low as production outstrips demand
- Media Release: Premiums for Non-Mulesed Wool Jump in the first quarter of 2019/20
- Australian wool price volatility hits highest level in 20 years
- Raw wool demand falls
- NCWSBA Centenary in 2020
- Volume of wool tested slumps in September
- Report from the Nanjing Wool Market Conference: High stocks in China wool textile industry
- Lower levels but most wool prices still above 70th percentile
- US imports more wool clothing in June and July as retailers anticipate new import duties
- US imposes additional 15% duty of wool clothing imports from China
- NCWSBA supports call for the mandatory use of pain-relief
- Drought pushes Australian wool production lower in 2019/20
- Wool prices drop sharply as Supercycle hopefully nears the bottom
- US-China trade and currency tensions push Australian wool prices lower
- Textile fibre prices slide
- Good premiums for non-mulesed wool in 2018/19
- Finalists Announced for NCWSBA 2019 Wool Broker Award
- Price differential between medium and superfine wool closes
- Wool tests, auction offerings and sales down in 2018/19
- Australian wool prices fall in 2018/19 as the 2016-2018 Supercycle comes to an end
- Global raw wool demand declines, led by China
- Wool with a National Wool Declaration hits 73% in May
- On-going drought hits wool volumes and quality
- Sheep and lamb prices hit record levels in Australia
- China vital to the US as a wool clothing supplier
- Escalation of US-China trade tensions adds more risk to slowing global economy
- Australian wool export value hits 21 year high
- Over half wool at auction Non-Mulesed, Pain Relief or Ceased Mulesed
- Australian shorn wool production forecast in 2019/20 to fall to lowest since 1924/25
- Sustainability, Traceability and Animal Welfare - major themes at the 2019 IWTO Congress
- Changing Dynamic for Global Wool Industry
- Economic growth begins to falter but consumer confidence remains high
- CALLING FOR NOMINATIONS – NCWSBA WOOL BROKER AWARD 2019
- China’s wool clothing exports fall in 2018
- Value of Australian fine and superfine wool exports jumps by 50%
- Almost 50% of wool declared as Non-Mulesed or Pain Relief
- Crossbred wool prices lift
- Exports from the five major wool exporting countries fall in 2018/19 to date
- China suspends imports of wool from South Africa due to an FMD outbreak
- Sheep and lamb turnoff up – lower sheep numbers for 2019/20
- Australian wool exports down in volume and value in 2018
- MEDIA RELEASE: Strong Premiums for Non-Mulesed Wool Continue in 2018/19
- Merino wool prices outperform prices for competing fibres
- High premiums for Non-Mulesed wool
- Share of Non-Mulesed wool lifts in Australia despite drought
- UK and NZ broad wool prices continue to languish
- Superfine wool tested rises, sharp drop in total wool tested in November
- General fall in commodity prices, including wool and other textile fibres
- Online training for Emergency Animal Disease
- US clothing retail sales growing strongly in lead-in to Autumn/Winter 2018
- Australian shorn wool production down by 10.8% in 2018/19
- The End of the 2016-2018 Merino Price Supercycle
- Micron price premiums for superfine wool fall
- Chinese economic growth dips on back of slower domestic consumption
- Consumer confidence keeps rising in US, but softens in Europe
- Wool declared as NM, PR or CM closes in on 50% of offerings
- Australian wool tests slump in September
- Merino wool prices at records against cotton, just off records against synthetics
- Wool products included in third batch of US penalty duties on Chinese products
- Unprecedented: The Merino Wool Market
- NCWSBA Wool Broker Award winner announced for 2018
- Australian wool production to fall 5.7% in 2018/19
- Broad-based lift in demand for raw wool
- Strong lift in premiums paid for Non-Mulesed wool in 2017/18
- Wool Declared as Non-Mulesed and as Pain Relief lifts by 20% in 2017/18
- NCWSBA IS MOVING OFFICE
- ABARES’ bullish forecast for wool prices
- Increased raw wool imports by all major processing countries
- Increased volume of Non-Mulesed and Pain Relief wool in Australia
- EMI at nominal records, but 1988 level twice as high in real terms
- China’s raw wool imports continue to rise
- Positive conditions for the global wool textile industry and stocks under control
- Value of Australian wool exports at 15 year high
- Australia’s wool test volumes of superfine wool hit records in April
- Sheep slaughter numbers up 25%
- Price premium for Merino wools over other fibres remain near historic peaks
- Australian wool exports keep rising
- Clothing retail sales improving
- Lower wool production in Australia in 2018/19
- Looming US-China Trade War a Risk for the Wool Market
- Price premium for 18 micron wool falls back
- ABARES’ very positive outlook for wool
- Calling applications for the NCWSBA Wool Broker Award for 2018
- NCWSBA has reservations about WoolQ
- Accelerating global economic growth driving commodity prices
- International wool price comparisons – Merino up, broad wool languishes
- Consumer confidence hits peaks, triggers lift in retail sales
- A Supercycle for Merino wool prices
- China’s wool clothing product exports up and down in November
- Global cotton prices surge to near four-year highs
- General rise in global industrial commodity prices
- Global fibre prices on the rise
- Australian wool production to lift a little in 2017/18
- NCWSBA celebrates the history of wool broking in Australia
- Another week, another record EMI, but not in real terms
- World commodity prices on a cyclical upturn and Merino prices leading the way
- US wool clothing imports fall to decade lows
- MEDIA RELEASE: Premiums for Non-Mulesed Wool on the Rise
- Encouraging growth in retail sales of clothing in 2017 to date
- Australian wool export value hits 14-year highs
- ABARES’ bullish forecast for the Australian Wool Industry
- Chinese currency rises against the US$
- EMI hits record levels against synthetics and cotton
- Mixed results for trade in raw wool in 2016/17
- New President and Vice President for NCWSBA in 2017
- Brett Smith wins NCWSBA Broker of the Year for 2017
- Australian wool production forecast for 2017/18 steady
- IMF concerned about risks to China’s economy
- Value of Australian wool exports surges to decade highs
- Merino wool price relativity against other fibres at highs
- World economic growth forecasts lifted – positive for wool
- Raw wool demand from other major exporting countries slides
- Finalists for the 2017 NCWSBA Wool Broker Award announced
- Weight of wool tested in Australia in 2016/17 rises in all states
- China’s exports of woven wool clothing on the rise
- Australian wool exports surge in April, hit heights
- Consumer confidence rises but US clothing imports slide
- Superfine wool premiums fall back from peak
- All textile fibre prices up in 2017 but superfine wool the best performed
- Wool exports from NZ and Uruguay drop, exports from Australia and Argentina lift
- Australian Wool Industry Medal launched
- Australian value of fine wool exports hits record level in February
- Superfine wool supply down, medium Merino wool supply up in 2016/17 to date
- Australian and South African wool prices lift, NZ and UK wool prices drop in 2016/17
- Synchronised economic growth in advanced and developing economies in 2017?
- Wool exports from New Zealand and Uruguay dive
- NCWSBA 2017 Wool Broker Award Launched
- Australian wool export value hit a 14-year peak
- EMI in real terms less than half the 1988 peak
- China’s Trade Data Shows a Very Mixed Picture
- Where do Current Wool Prices Sit Historically?
- Value of Wool Exports Surge to 14 Year High
- Superfine Premiums Lift Above Long-Term Average
- Young Professionals Programme
- Brighter Economic Outlook Helping Boost Wool Prices
- Fine Merino Wool Price Relativity with Synthetics Hits Record
- Australian Wool Tests Surge in November
- 2017 IWTO Congress
- Australian Wool Exports Jump in September
- NZ Wool Exports Drop Sharply, Australia's Exports Steady
- Wool Prices Rise, Lamb Prices Stay High and Turn-off Declines
- Mixed Economic Conditions in the Northen Hemisphere
- Australian Wool Production Forecast at 325 mkg in 2016/17
- Lower Textile Fibre Price Volatility Since 2013
- Winner of the 2016 NCWSBA Broker Award Announced
- Australian Wool Export Volumes Fall to Multi-Year Lows
- Wool Exports from Other Major Exporters Fall in 2015/16
- Record Season Average Wool Prices in Australia in 2015/16
- China's Wool Product Exports Recover
- Merino Wool Prices Outperforming Competing Fibres
- Wool Test Volumes Drop Sharply in June
- China Raw Wool Imports Decline in April
- Growth Rate for US Clothing Retail Sales Picks Up
- Australian Wool Export Volumes Fall in April but Values Up
- China Wool Textile Product Exports Up in March
- Leading Economic Indicators Suggest Stable Wool Prices in US$
- Winner of the 2015 NCWSBA Broker Award Announced
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