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Futures point to firm dairy prices
NZX dairy futures point to another gain at this week's GlobalDairyTrade auction.
NZX dairy futures point to another gain at this week's GlobalDairyTrade auction.
Anchor butter is a familiar sight on New Zealand supermarket shelves, but in far-flung Azerbaijan, they are eating it too.
Fonterra Cooperative Group is assessing the impact of a big drop in milk production this month on its contract book and future production plans.
What does 31-years in the dairy industry sound like? Fonterra's Stu Gray catches up with Dom George to recap his interesting and fascinating career.
COMMENT: My lunch guest was the alleged fraudster at the heart of the expired milk products scam, Fran O'Sullivan writes.
Fonterra's NZX-traded units were unchanged despite news over the weekend that 19 people had been arrested in alleged milk powder scam.
An internal review's underway at Fonterra, following the arrest of 19 people over the on-selling of expired milk powder in China.
Nineteen people have been arrested in China for allegedly repackaging expired Fonterra milk powder with a view to sell it.
Australia, like New Zealand, is facing sharply lower milk production because of a wetter-than-normal spring.
More kids are consuming at least the recommended minimum amount of dairy following the supply of a daily drink of milk in schools, new research has found.
The antitrust regulator released its draft report on Fonterra's 2016/17 milk price manual, which for the first time includes sales outside GDT...
Bad weather takes its toll on New Zealand milk production at a time when it should be hitting a seasonal peak.
Fonterra's strategy of shifting more milk, quicker, into the value-added side of the business is gaining momentum after getting off
The key change to the governance model will enable farmers to directly nominate their own choice for selection to the board.
Fonterra's Chief Operating Officer of Global Consumer and Foodservice Jacqueline Chow talks dairy with Jamie Mackay.
The Fonterra Chairman talks GDT results, the Governance vote and...cocaine??
Professor Jacqueline Rowarth caught up with Dom George on The Country today to talk about the Fonterra Governance Vote taking place
European farmers scaled back their milk production in June, the first time they've done so since March 2015, Fonterra Cooperative
The ongoing strength of the New Zealand dollar continues to undermine most agricultural exporters in general.
COMMENT: It is still too early for Fonterra's top brass to perform a victory roll.
Fonterra's Head of co-operative affairs for Bay of Plenty Lisa Payne chats to Dom George.
The new model allows farmers to directly nominate their choice for selection to the board.
Does good news for Fonterra mean good news for Theo? Jamie Mackay asks John Wilson the tricky questions...
Fonterra said its net profit shot 65 per cent higher to $834 million for the 2015/6 year.
The outlook for dairy farmers has turned positive after Fonterra raised its farm gate milk price for the second time in less than a month.
The raised milk price forecast of $5.25 per kilo of milksolids is past the estimated break-even and will be good news for farmers.
The 1.7 per cent gain at the latest GlobalDairyTrade was well short of market expectations.
The majority of Fonterra's Edendale plant was back in operation and milk collections were back to normal.
Fonterra has commissioned a new $360million dryer at its Lichfield site in South Waikato, boosting daily milk processing capacity by more than 4million litres.