Bulk Classing refers to a term used when fleece wools of different brands and descriptions, but of similar type, yield, etc., are emptied out of their containers (bales) bulked togeth er and rebaled under another or various brands into large lines. Grading and pooling of small lots of wool from a number of owners into standard lines.

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