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Australian Wool Innovation Limited (AWI) exists to grow demand for Australian Merino.
Wholly-owned by Australian woolgrowers, AWI works to expand knowledge about, drive innovation in, and supply market solutions for, merino.
We seek out partnerships with all elements of the supply chain from farmers to fashion retailers to help increase the use, application and profitability of Australian Merino.
First established as a subsidiary of Australian Wool Services in 2001, Australian Wool Innovation became a fully independent public company limited by shares and owned by Australian woolgrowers in 2002.
The main source of income for Australian Wool Innovation is a levy of 2% of the sale price of greasy wool collected by the AFFA Levies Revenue Service.
AWI is accountable to levy-payers and the Australian Federal Government through audited annual reports and Annual General Meetings.
To learn more about Australian Wool Innovation, go to www.wool.com.au
If you have a question that is not answered here, please contact us.