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Baby-milk firms denied a hearing
Infant formula firms that claim to have lost millions as a result of Fonterra's botulism scare were told they were not victims - and denied a chance to have their say.
Date set for Fonterra's bid to suspend lawsuit
Dairy giant Fonterra's attempt to suspend the legal action it is facing from French food company Danone over last year's botulism scare is due to be heard in the High Court in June.
NZ milk push in the Middle East
Alan Fitzsimmons still gets a buzz out of opening up new markets for Fonterra after more than two decades selling New Zealand dairy products to the world.
Fonterra on Hong Kong shopping lists
The cross-border tourism trade from mainland China is a big part of the retail scene in Hong Kong.
New fall in dairy prices
Fonterra's record farmgate milk price forecast may have to come back slightly after international dairy prices fell again at last night's dairy auction, but the decline should not detract from what has been a stellar season for the sector.
World dairy prices slip overnight
Dairy product prices have kept falling in the latest overnight, falling 2.6 per cent to 14-month low, paced by whole milk powder.
Fran O'Sullivan: Fonterra ramps up China strategy
Fonterra has come to a compelling realisation it will need to develop "Chinese feet".
Fonterra inks Aussie supermarket deal
Fonterra Australia has been selected as the preferred supplier to process Woolworths "Own Brand'' milk in Victoria for the next 10 years
Warning over dairy payout
A substantially lower payout from Fonterra for 2014/15 looks likely after international dairy prices dropped sharply at yesterday's international dairy auction, economists said.
World dairy prices plunge overnight
Prices have plunged nearly 9 per cent in the latest overnight global dairy auction. It is the fourth consecutive fall in prices, with average prices falling 5.2 per cent on March 18.
Trials stoke clash over milk types
New research has stoked the health and nutrition controversy over "A1" cows' milk.
Farmers offered guaranteed milk payout
Fonterra's farmer members will be offered two opportunities to lock in the price paid for a percentage of their milk in the 2014/15 season.
Fonterra profit slumps 53pc
Fonterra has posted a 53pc drop in interim net profit as high dairy commodity prices hit the dairy co-op's margins.
Why Key needs to be in China
Much of the recent focus on sending milk to China has been on Justice Minister Judith Collins.
Liam Dann: Why I forgive Fonterra
Dairy pervades the economy and the cultural landscape - our obsession with flat whites, free milk in schools and even our political scandals, as witnessed last week.
Key will woo China's mums - and leaders
When Prime Minister John Key heads off to China tonight, it will be as much about talking to China's mothers as talking to its leaders.
Fonterra accepts charges
Fonterra said it had accepted charges laid against it by the Ministry for Primary Industries over events that led to last year's market recall of whey protein concentrate.
Fonterra botulism charges laid
Fonterra says it has accepted charges laid against it by the Ministry for Primary Industries over events that led to last year's recall of whey protein concentrate.
Cheese the toast of record commodity prices
New Zealand commodity prices rose to a record in February, as cheese prices surged to a six-year high.
Terms of trade at new 40-year high
New Zealand's terms of trade rose to a 40-year high for the second straight quarter in the final three months of 2013 as import prices fell.
Trade balance back in black
Surging dairy exports to China have pushed the annual trade balance into surplus for the first time in nearly two years.