Mulesing is a term that often surfaces in discussions about sheep welfare and wool production, particularly in Australia. This surgical procedure, developed in the early 20th century, aims to prevent a debilitating condition known as flystrike. However, mulesing has become a focal point of animal welfare debates due to the pain it inflicts on sheep and the availability of alternative methods. This article delves into the practice of mulesing, its implications and the industry

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The OEKO-TEX Standard 100 is a globally recognised certification that ensures textiles and textile products are tested for harmful substance