New Zealand
finewool sheep and lambskins are selected year round for the production
of various finished articles including footwear, rugs, and double
faced garments.
New Zealand spring (unshorn) lambskins are selected from
October to March to service the production of decorative
and bedding rugs, medical rugs, car seat covers, double face garments
and paint rollers.
New Zealand shorn lambskins are selected from March to October
for the production of garment lining and various footwear end
uses.
Shorn lambskins and crossbred sheepskins exhibiting coarser wool
types are selected for wool separation (fellmongering) producing
slipe wool and pickled pelts.
Following slaughter skins are cooled under controlled conditions
for transportation to one of our processing sites. Skins are carefully
checked for temperature compliance upon arrival and individually
fed into the processing area on conveyors.After classification
by trained graders skins are placed in processing vessels and
processed through to salted skins. The salted skins are counted,
graded and packed for sale to customers.
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