AN INFANT Nutrition Council application to the Commerce Commission will show the New Zealand infant formula industry aspires to the highest ethical standards, not only in marketing but also in trade practices, says nutrition council chief executive, Jan Carey.

FEDERATED FARMERS dairy president Andrew Hoggard says many farmers will struggle to meet the milk cooling regulations proposed by MPI.

MPI SAYS the tightening of rules on milk cooling is to keep New Zealand ahead of the game.

FOR THE first time in the cooperative’s history, Fonterra could be forced to clawback payout as dairy markets continue to slide.

THE COUNTRY's Second largest dairy processor has set a new record for milk collection.

FONTERRA'S ICONIC Te Rapa site in Hamilton hosted 5000 people during a community day on Saturday.

WARMER WEATHER is making a welcome return around the country, but when humidity rises, so does the risk of facial eczema, which can significantly affect milk production and animal health.

Yesterday's Synlait Milk annual meeting delivered good news for members, with the company showing solid performance for the 2013 financial year.

FONTERRA HAS welcomed Alan van der Nagel as their new managing director of international farming.

AUSTRALIA’S NATIONAL farmer lobby has welcomed the free trade deal with China – but not everyone is happy.

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