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Contrary to popular belief it's United States investors, not Chinese, who were the biggest buyers of our dairy land during 2013-2014.

New Zealand has become overly ‘dairy-centric’, according to the global head of agribusiness at KPMG.

KMPG's global head of agribusiness Ian Proudfoot believes the flow-on effects of the present dairy crisis could run into the next decade. 

The downturn in dairy prices is affecting confidence in the sector.

Ranked sixth in importance by industry leaders is the need to develop future leaders. 

The New Zealand primary sector is lacking in a whole lot of key areas, according to the latest KPMG Agribusiness Agenda.

KPMG’S Ian Proudfoot says the biggest surprise for him when compiling the latest Agribusiness Agenda was the discussion on what the future dairy industry might look like. 

It could be be two years before the mess in dairy prices regains some sort of equilibrium, according to Brent Love of KPMG who specialises in dairy agribusiness.

The payout to dairy farmers next season is unlikely to improve over the current season, says KPMG’s global head of agri, Ian Proudfoot.

New Zealand lacks any strong dairy brands, according to KPMG’s international head of agri Ian Proudfoot.