`Farmer Tom' highlights benefits of wool.Cartoon cartoon [Ital., cartone=paper], either of two types of drawings: in the fine arts, a preliminary sketch for a more complete work; in journalism, a humorous or satirical drawing. character Farmer Tom is promoting British wool carpets. He will feature on a show card, produced by the British Wool Marketing Board The British Wool Marketing Board is the central marketing system for UK fleece wool. It tries to get the best net returns for farmers. A farmer run organisation, the BWMB was established in 1950 to operate a central marketing system for UK fleece wool, with the aim of achieving the , to attract customers' attention to British wool carpets and remind people that British wool is a natural fibre. Along with the card, retailers will also receive a canvas canvas, strong, coarse cloth of cotton, flax, hemp, or other fibers, early used as sailcloth. Left in its natural color, bleached, or dyed, it has a wide variety of uses, as for game, duffel, sport, mail, and nose bags, tennis shoes, covers, tents, and awnings. bag of wool, a leaflet dispenser and a supply of the board's latest publication ( About Wool ( that explains simply the benefits of wool as a fibre in carpet and what it brings to the home. Tim Booth, product development manager for British Wool, said: "We want people to understand the true benefits of wool as a carpet fibre, which they often don't. "Many people ask for a wool carpet but they haven't really any great understanding of why wool is so good in carpet. In many cases, I suspect that people will not even register that the wool in their carpet came from sheep, which is why we have included a bag of clean natural, unprocessed wool with the show card promotional pack." Farmer Tom's growing profile is a fresh approach to marketing British Wool, but the board finds that it works on two fronts; firstly he is a bright and cheerful character who stands out in the busy carpet showroom and secondly, he is the real face behind the fibre. Mr Booth said: "British sheep farmers are the reason wool is available to carpet and Farmer Tom portrays the field to floor story perfectly. "Wool has a tremendous life-cycle, which highlights the wonder of nature and the resources of manufacturing, not every product has that story and we really should maximise Verb 1. maximise - make the most of; "He maximized his role" maximize exploit, tap - draw from; make good use of; "we must exploit the resources we are given wisely" 2. on it." |
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