China sees growing demand for cashmere

AFP English 2011-05-04

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VIDEO: China is the world's largest producer of cashmere, churning out 75-80 percent of the global supply per year, and domestic demand for the luxury wool is growing as Western sales shrink. Duration: 00:37
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