Crossbred wool market making good gains

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PGG Wrightson Wool South Island manager Dave Burridge hopes the South Island crossbred wool market will eclipse the clean price benchmark of $4 a kilogram soon after higher bidding in the Christchurch auction. PHOTOS: TIM CRONSHAW A crossbred wool market at a seven-year high is on the cusp of a clean price of $4 a kilogram in Christchurch.

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