The wool, taken from angora rabbits, is a soft fiber used in sweaters and other knitwear. The move comes after PETA's investigation into angora farms in China. The investigation included graphic ...

Angora wool and yarn may be only one product among many -- often small producers sell spinning wheels, knitting books, patterns and needles, finished socks, caps and sweaters. Many farms sell the ...

China does not impose penalties for animal abuse, according to PETA. Soft-feeling angora wool is used to make sweaters, scarves and socks. Sweden's Hennes & Mauritz (HNNMY) is the biggest name to ...

most of the mass-produced angora sweaters sold in this country use fur from commercial breeders in Asia and South America. Domestic breeders usually raise rabbits to show or for their wool ...