Wednesday, 28 June 2023 14:25

More strife

Written by  Milking It

OPINION: Another dairy company in strife is Happy Valley Nutrition.

This is the company that has spent millions preparing a greenfield site near Otorohanga to build a new milk plant but is still looking for capital to construct the plant.

The company's loan facility is due to expire at end of this week and a decision on whether the project is still a goer could be made soon.

Fonterra collect most of the milk from around Otorohanga and the co-operative's farmer shareholders are privately opposed to the project. They claim there is no need for more stainless steel capacity and that the NZ milk pool is not growing.

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