Mr Kees Van Luyk, a research and development consultant with Woolfill N.Z., shows the company’s wool soft knops to the chairman of the Wool Board, Mr Pat Morrison, and other board members. The Wool Board visited Woolfill’s Christchurch factory this week as part of ts annual tour of manufacturers. The company began producing the soft knops last year. The bails of woollen fluff are used for filling pillows, duvets and furniture. They are made from short, coarse wool, for which there is little demand.
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84Mr Kees Van Luyk, a research and development consultant with Woolfill N.Z., shows the company’s wool soft knops to the chairman of the Wool Board, Mr Pat Morrison, and other board members. The Wool Board visited Woolfill’s Christchurch factory this week as part of ts annual tour of manufacturers. The company began producing the soft knops last year. The bails of woollen fluff are used for filling pillows, duvets and furniture. They are made from short, coarse wool, for which there is little demand. Press, 30 September 1988, Page 20
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