Discovery Of Contaminated Wool From Australia Exported To China

The Chinese authorities have recently destroyed a small part of them from Australia.

The Australian Embassy and the Australian Quarantine Inspection Bureau were notified that there were six batches of -7 in March 2010.

China has clearly informed that if the problem of pollution is found again, China will either return the goods or destroy the imported goods, or even postpone trade with some of the exporters.

This week,

This week reported 37063 sources of goods, compared with 35484 packages of goods last week.

The rap rate is 15.4%, of which Sydney 12.3%, Melbourne 14.7%, Freeman 22.3%.

The beat rate of merino wool and side cannon is 16.7% and 10.6% respectively.

The 948 package (2.5%) was withdrawn before the auction. The number of auctions is expected to be 38011 packages, and the number of re offer will account for 12.8% of the final listing.

31340 bags are closed.

New Zealand Merino company reported 1291 packets of wool in Melbourne on Tuesday, with a circulation rate of 14.5%.

The dollar has risen again.

Part of the reason seems to be the good pull of China's economic data.

On Tuesday, the opening of the market was mixed. The three main markets all fell, the South dropped significantly, and the southern price index fell 7 points.

In dollar terms, the decline is relatively shallow.

On Wednesday, the market continued to fall, but the decline was mild.

In general, fine wool is better than medium coarse wool.

Compared with last week's Newcastle market, the northern market performed pretty well.

On Tuesday, the demand for Bian Kan Mao was once again very active, and other varieties were either strong or slightly down.

On Wednesday, the price of miscellaneous wool was all weak, but most of the decline was due to exchange rate changes.

Demand for all wool fell this week, with the average AWEX price index dropping 29 points (-4.8%).

Chinese buyers once again dominate the market, followed by buyers from Europe and India.

Next week, the opening of Sydney, Melbourne and Freeman outlets is currently registered with a total of 40043 bags.

The estimated number of sales (12 weeks and 13 weeks) was 45136 and 43800, respectively, representing an increase of 2.5% over the same period last Wednesday.

New Zealand Merino Wool Company registered and sold 2500 bales of wool for Twelfth weeks.

In South Africa, the wool index of Cape Town fell by 2.4% last week compared with that of two weeks ago. Rand's depreciation of the dollar was 1.3%, and the euro depreciated by 1.6%, and the auction source was 7188 bales of wool.