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ASB has lifted its 2021-22 forecast farmgate milk price by 70c to $8.20/kgMS.
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General News
Dairy Milk supply volumes boosted almost 10% in March 2021 YOY.
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Agribusiness
Next month, New Zealand kiwifruit growers will get a chance to say yes or no to a Zespri proposal for one-year trial to grow SunGold kiwifruit in China.
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General News
Embattled Canterbury milk processor Synlait has taken another hit, with key customer and shareholder a2 Milk issuing its fourth earnings downgrade.
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General News
BNZ has lifted the new season’s opening forecast milk price by 80c to $7.80/kgMS.
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General News
OPINION: Appease the Chinese and protect your export trade, like dairy products, or infuriate them and face sanctions.
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Milking It
Dairy commodity prices have shaken off the past year's uncertainty, entering 2021 with a strong price trajectory.
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Agribusiness
New Zealand exported red meat and co-products worth just over $1 billion during March 2021, according to the latest analysis from the Meat Industry Association (MIA).
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General News
OPINION: Damien! What were you thinking, banning the live export trade?
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Opinion
Primary sector exporters, take a bow.
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Agribusiness
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