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	Indigenous Designs Announces That It Will Not Sell Australian Merino Wool Indigenous Designs joins the growing list of clothing retailers that are shunning cruelly obtained Australian merino wool until farmers stop mutilating lambs and shipping sheep to gruesome deaths overseas. more
	Nordstrom Gives Buying Preference to Farmers Who Don’t Mutilate Lambs Nordstrom, one of America’s largest department store chains, has announced that it will give purchasing preference to Australian farmers who guarantee wool from unmulesed merino sheep. The company has also pledged to have a committed timeline for achieving the goal of sourcing wool entirely from farmers who do not mutilate lambs by the end of this year. more
	Top Indian Fashion Designers Boycott Australian Wool Indian fashion designers Hemant Trevedi, Wendell Rodericks, Rohit Bal, Rajesh Pratap Singh, Ashley Rebello, and Anita Dongre have submitted signed statements to People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India, pledging not to use Australian merino wool until live exports and mulesing mutilations end more
	Limited Brands Pledges No Cruelly Obtained Australian Wool PETA commends mega-fashion retailer Limited Brands, owner of Limited, Express, Henri Bendel, Victoria’s Secret, and more, for shunning wool from millions of lambs who are mutilated on Australian farms. more
	SmartWool to Pay New Zealand Farmers Millions of Dollars to End Lamb Mutilations in 2005 The decision of Colorado-based sock and garment dealer SmartWool to give New Zealand sheep farmers a premium of $30 million over seven years to end the cruel practice of mulesing and provide merino wool from non-mutilated sheep is a giant step toward the end of lamb suffering. more