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Fonterra shrugged off the effects of COVID-19 in many markets to record a $67 million rise in normalised earnings before income tax (EBIT).
Published in General News
Dairy companies around the world are facing a dilemma – whether to expand or divest assets, says Rabobank’s Mary Ledman.
Published in General News
The fate of 28,000 cows in quarantine in New Zealand and supposedly destined for China in the coming weeks hangs in the balance.
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As a sign of the times, last week Valtra brought together 180 journalists from around the world for the “livestream” launch of its first, fifth-generation tractor – the new G series.
Published in Machinery & Products
New Zealand should be carefully watching the unfolding trade war between Australia and China, says trade expert Stephen Jacobi.
Published in General News
An East-West Covid split is dictating global meat returns for New Zealand farmers.
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Red meat exports increased to Australia, the US, the UK and Korea in July, according to a Meat Industry Association (MIA) analysis.
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Horticulture exports hit a record breaking $6.2 billion in the year ending June 2019 – up $720 million over the previous year.
Published in General News
Second waves of COVID-19 around the world continue to weigh on dairy prices, according to Westpac senior agri economist Nathan Penny.
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Fonterra has confirmed the appointment of Teh-han Chow as chief executive officer, Greater China.
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