LatestReports
Australian Wool Reports
Sydney and Melbourne market report
June 21st 2018 Market trend firm except dearer for medium micron merino types.
Fremantle Market Report
June 13th 2018 WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1% DEARER DRIVEN ONLY BY BROADER MICRONS.
New Zealand Market Report
June 21st 2018 Minimal selection of finer wools on offer.
Cashmere Reports
Exported cashmere from China - March 2018
June 13th 2018 Exported quantity of cashmere from China
Cashmere Market Report
June 06th 2018 May 2018
Cashmere Market Report
May 07th 2018 April 2018
Silk & Speciality Fibres Reports
Exported silk from China - March 2018
June 13th 2018 Exported quantity of silk from China
Silk Market Report
June 06th 2018 May 2018
Silk Market Report
May 07th 2018 April 2018
Fuhrmann NZ Wool Reports
Furhmann NZ Market Report
June 21st 2018 Market dearer.
Furhmann NZ Market Report
June 14th 2018 Market generally mixed.
Furhmann NZ Market Report
June 07th 2018 Good colour firm, rest eases.
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Last update on: 23/06/2018 07:15 (GMT+1)

MissionStatement

We aim to be the leader in selecting, processing and marketing wool, cashmere and other natural fibres through excelling in quality, production, service and research and by optimising streaming processes and use of by-products.

OurProducts
Wool
Wool
Wool is a natural, versatile fibre that has been used since ancient times because of its many properties. Just like human hair, wool fibres contain keratin and act as a natural insulator. Due to its structure, wool is extremely breathable and capable to absorb up to 30% of its weight in moisture.
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cashmere
Cashmere
Cashmere wool is believed to originate from Kashmir, a region located in Southern Asia home to the namesake breed of goat. In order to better protect themselves against the cold weather, cashmere goats grow a double fleece in winter – while the outer layer is made of long and coarse hair, the undercoat is fine and exceptionally soft.
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silk
Silk
Obtained from the sericulture of silkworm larvae, silk is a natural protein-based fibre used in the textile industry. Silk’s signature smooth texture and sheen are due to the high refractive power of its fibres.
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speciality fibres
Speciality Fibres
For many centuries, Andean populations have relied on South American camelids – alpaca, llama, guanaco and vicuña – for food, transportation and protection. In our constant quest to provide new and valuable fibres to our customers, Schneider Group has broadened its product offering to vicuña and other South American camelids.
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OurGroup
trading companies
Trading Companies
The trading activity operates thru our buying and commercial offices located in the main textile centres of the world.  We do not only source and sell our products, we also provide our clients and our suppliers with the very best advice and technical assistance.
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wool combing plants
Wool Combing Plants
Greasy wool is shipped to our own production plants in Italy, Egypt, Argentina and China to be processed, the wool goes through an accurate selection, scouring, carding up to combing and repacking.
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cashmere dehairing plants
Cashmere Dehairing Plants
We source our cashmere directly from growers and carefully select it according to its quality and origin. The greasy fibre is then scoured, and dehaired to separate ordinary fibres (“jarres”) from the fine precious dawn. The final product is either sold as it to woollen spinners or combed into tops in our Italian mill.
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wool and by product treatment
Wool & By-Product Treatments
The by-products come from different processing’s of the fibres, from the combing to weaving and knitting. Progetto Lana collects and reprocess these materials, and creates “new fibres” using both industrial and manual processes.
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