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44 PROFILE A fibre from nature also aligns with the increasing commitment from brands to mitigate Scope 3 emissions and bolster supply chain sustainability. Highlight initiatives of Woolmark+ Woolmark announces the launch of Woolmark+, a vision designed to unite woolgrowers, supply chain and brands in ensuring a sustainable future for the wool industry. This emerges at a pivotal moment for the global fashion industry, which faces increasing demands to adopt sustainable practices amid regulatory ant consumer pressure. Woolmark+ aims to accelerate low-impact production, promote circularity ant enhance animal wellbeing and woolgrower livelihoods. The roadmap sets out 13, practical initiatives intended to empower nature regeneration, reduce carbon emissions and optimise productivity. This approach not only supports woolgrowers in meeting their business objectives but 1. Insetting Program: This groundbreaking initiative will establish the foundation for a wool insetting market, linking woolgrowers with global brands aiming to meet their emission targets through onfarm, naturebased solutions. 2. Methane Emissions Reduction in Livestock: Comprising nine research and development projects, this program focuses on identifying effective strategies to reduce methane emissions from grazing sheep. Early results include a 19% average methane reduction and 27% productivity increase in grazing sheep consuming Agolin, and a 50% methane reduction when consuming Asparagopsis. 3. Nature Positive Farming Specification: Developed in consultation with woolgrowers and industry partners to provide credible measures of on-farm environmental performance and enable HTE HOME TEXTILE EXPORTS NOVEMBER <strong>2024</strong>
PROFILE 45 Woolmark+ aims to accelerate low-impact wool production, promote circularity, enhance animal wellbeing, and improve woolgrowers’ livelihoods. brands to make defensible claims. Building on detailed ecological assessment of 130 wool farms, this study has identified a set of core metrics that can costeffectively verify on-farm performance. A pilot project will look at operationalising these metrics. 4. Nature Positive Impact Program: This program will connect investors with research, development, and conservation projects that reduce emissions, enhance biodiversity, promote climate resilience and enable circularity. NOVEMBER <strong>2024</strong> HTE HOME TEXTILE EXPORTS
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