The European summer holiday period kept some wool buyers out of the New Zealand market this week, denting demand for fine crossbred wool.
The price for 35-micron wool fell to $5.50 a kilogram at yesterday’s South Island wool auction from $5.55/kg when it was last traded at the previous South Island auction two weeks ago, according to AgriHQ.
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