The first of its kind research found the fibre industry is worth more than than $926 million at the farm gate.
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The bulk of the fibre industry is from wool.
New research has revealed New Zealand's fibre industry is worth more than than $926 million at the farm gate.
The first of its kind research, which looks at the fibre industry as a whole, has also revealed the industry's untapped potential.
Those are the initial findings ahead of the release of the Future of Fibre Report due out in August.
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