Corporate Body

Australian Wool Testing Authority Limited (1982 - )

From
1982
Kensington, Victoria, Australia
Functions
Materials or Textiles Industries and Analytical Services
Website
http://www.awta.com.au
Reference No
A.B.N. 43 006 014 106
Location
PO Box 240, North Melbourne, Victoria 3051

Summary

In 1982 the Australian Wool Testing Authority Limited, a company limited by guarantee, took the place of the Government authority, the Australian Wool Testing Authority.

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 1957 - 1964 Australian Wool Testing Authority [I]
       1963 - 1982 Australian Wool Testing Authority [II]
             1982 - Australian Wool Testing Authority Limited

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