Elders says RWS Merino wool premiums rebound from 2023-24 lows
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- Elders flagged RWS Merino wool supply in Australia as broadly steady, despite a slight recent pickup.
- RWS premiums swung sharply over the past five seasons, following a late-2021 surge in Australian greasy wool markets.
- Premiums recovered from 2023-2024 lows; a return to those levels would likely cut RWS supply.
- Analysis stressed RWS is an animal welfare standard, not a wool quality standard; early premiums were paid regardless of quality.
- RWS is set to transition to the Materials Matter Standard at end-2026, shifting the certification backdrop for buyers.
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