Red line on dairy
OPINION: As India negotiates to open its borders to more global products, dairy is proving a sticky issue.
Fonterra farmers are worried that suppliers are leaving the co-op.
There is no rural-urban divide over water quality, says Fonterra chairman John Wilson.
Fonterra farmers are closely watching the co-op’s shaky investment in Chinese food company Beingmate, says Fonterra shareholders council chairman Duncan Coull.
Former Fonterra director Leonie Guiney left the co-op in controversial circumstances.
Fonterra's forecast milk price of $6.75/kgMS is looking shaky, bank economists agree.
Fonterra has today announced it is further expanding its Waitoa UHT site as the co-operative works to keep ahead of growing demand for its products.
Dairy prices have fallen for the third successive Global Dairy Trade auction.
Fonterra's short reign as Australia’s biggest milk processor could be over early next year.
The farmers who booed Winston Peters at the water tax protest in Morrinsville in September may owe him an apology.
While most Starbucks bottled drinks contain dairy, four new options on the company’s ready-to-drink menu scratched cow milk from the ingredients list.
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Horizons Regional Council scored a winner the other week at a farmers’ meeting to discuss the dogs breakfast that is One Plan.
New Zealand's primary sector exports are expected to increase strongly in the current year, according to the Ministry for Primary Industries.
LDV distributor Great Lake Motors says it expects to shake up New Zealand’s ute market with its new LDV T60.
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