Article: New Zealand Exports More Wool to Europe

New Zealand's wool fiber exports to continental Europe increased 42 percent to 37,830 tons in the year to September from 26,600 tons two years ago, the New Zealand Wool Group said in its publication Wool Market, which was released here Tuesday.

Continental Europe is defined as the five countries of Germany,

France, Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands. According to the publication, Britain, a major market for New Zealand's wool, imported 26,700 tons of wool fiber during the same period. This was up 48 percent from 18,050 tons in the year to September 1996. The Wool Market said that the ...

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