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Falling sales, lower milk supply hit Fonterra's Soprole in 2019
Soprole's profit dropped 24 per cent in 2019
Life at Fonterra under level 3 will feel like level 4
Fonterra taking a cautious approach to lockdown conditions being loosened.
Turning point: Economists revise milk price forecasts against virus backdrop
Impact may be reduced by farmers' debt reduction during current era of strong prices.
Fonterra warehouse closed after two staff test positive for Covid-19
Fonterra Southland warehouse closed temporarily after two virus cases.
Editorial: Agriculture must again lead us to recovery
We say: Winter is coming, not just weather-wise, and farmers are feeling it too.
Dairy prices lift for first in five auctions
Dairy prices were buoyed by optimism that demand for product will remain.
How CEOs are coping: Fonterra's Miles Hurrell
New Zealand's top business leaders on coping with the pandemic.
Coronavirus: Truckies pledge to deliver
Essential industries assure NZ there will be ample supplies to get through the lockdown.
Fonterra joins push to make hand sanitiser
Fonterra gets behind hand-sanitiser production drive.
Can Fonterra and our dairy farmers save the economy?
Fonterra must keep winning in the economic battle against Covid-19.
Fonterra's Miles Hurrell: 'We're only half-way there'
Fonterra has reported a big lift in its first half profit, but the co-op has a way to go.
Fonterra drops dividend over coronavirus fears
Fonterra's result comes at a tough economic time.
Dairy prices fall at fourth auction in a row on coronavirus factor
The price of wholemilk powder fell to its lowest point in more than a year.
Fraser Whineray: The electricity man who will help power up Fonterra
Whineray likes to keep things simple, which is exactly what Fonterra needs.
Fleet of 30 tractors to park up at Cornmarket Reserve
It's part of the Gumboot Friday mental health initiative.
Coronavirus and Fonterra: How NZ's biggest company is handling crisis
Fonterra is geared up for coronavirus - so far global staff in the clear.
Why Peter McBride is favourite to become new Fonterra chairman
Search is on to find someone to replace John Monaghan when he steps down in November.
Fonterra chairman John Monaghan to retire, McBride in the wings
Fonterra to announce a chair-elect by no later than August this year
Fonterra sells Dennington site to ProviCo
The more than 100-year old Dennington factory was acquired by Fonterra in 2005.
Fonterra to the rescue in Northland drought
The dairy company steps up transport of emergency water supplies to Northland.
Fonterra Shareholder Council review promises transparency
Review of Fonterra Shareholders' Council promises transparency, independence.
ASB trims farmgate milk price after prices slip at GDT auction
Dairy prices have fallen again at this morning's Global Dairy Trade auction.
Far North District Council reveals plans for supplementary water supplies
Fresh concerns have been raised about the Far North's water shortages.
NZ futures market points to more weakness for dairy prices
Prices are expected to fall again at next week's GDT auction.
Two farms fined nearly $75,000 for effluent discharges
Fonterra clamps down on non-compliant Northland dairy farms by stopping milk collection.
Rebecca Howard: Why Fonterra is vulnerable to coronavirus
Fonterra recognises a sustained drop in consumption would impact sales
Calls on Govt to declare a drought
Drought could be declared in Northland as early as next week as conditions worsen.
Fonterra's Australian milk collection slumps
Fonterra's Australian milk collection has slumped by 16 per cent so far this season.
NZ beef, sheepmeat prices drop after virus outbreak
NZ beef and sheepmeat prices have dropped in after the virus outbreak in China.
Fonterra warns coronavirus could have impact on sales
Fonterra is closely watching the situation in China after the coronavirus outbreak.
Major Fonterra factory ditches coal
The Te Awamutu factory is now running on wood pellets.
China outbreak could have far-reaching impact on NZ
The outbreak of coronavirus could have far-reaching implications for the NZ economy.