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Fonterra won't be the only dairy company investing in alternative protein: Nestle says it will launch plant-based burgers in Europe and the US this year.
Nestle’s meatless Incredible Burger will go on sale this month in supermarkets in Europe under the Garden Gourmet brand. First it will be in Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden. Then in late 2019 the Awesome Burger, designed for American palates, will go on sale where Sweet Earth brand products are sold.
Synlait chief executive Leon Clement still hopes to open the company’s new Pokeno milk powder plant on time.
Farmers are backing Fonterra’s review of assets and overseas joint ventures as it grapples with strengthening its balance sheet.
Fonterra’s first fixed milk price event attracted 215 farms, offering over 11 million kgMS to the co-op for $6.75/kgMS.
A company that makes fence posts from 100% recycled plastics has won an innovation award at the NZ National Fieldays.
Fonterra is defending the wide forecast milk price range for the new season announced last week.
Now that the circus surrounding the Budget’s release has subsided, Milking It makes the following observations about some of its…
It seems that the integrity of animal tracking system NAIT is under growing attack from farmers.
