Displaying items by tag: Fonterra

Tuesday, 23 May 2017 09:55

A $7 payout on the cards?

After five consecutive increases in Global Dairy Price (GDT) auctions, a $7/kgMS opening forecast for the new 2017-18 season is feasible.

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Friday, 19 May 2017 11:17

Things looking better - Spaans

DairyNZ chairman Michael Spaans says after three “very tough” years, things are looking better for farmers.

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Wednesday, 17 May 2017 14:05

Fonterra revamps Malaysian plant

Fonterra has reopened the doors to its milk powder manufacturing plant in Malaysia following a $7 million revamp.

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Saturday, 13 May 2017 08:25

Wide ranging strategies in dairy lineup

The revenue range/kgMS of New Zealand’s dairy companies is remarkably wide -- from Tatua’s $18.58 to Fonterra’s commodity return of $5.81 -- says a new report on the dairy industry.

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A Canterbury woman who has dedicated her career as a rural professional to New Zealand’s dairy industry is 2017’s Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year.

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Fonterra’s milk suppliers in Australia will receive between A$5.70/kgMS and A$6.10/kgMS in the new season- this includes an additional A40c/kgMS for all current, retired and recommencing suppliers.
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Wednesday, 10 May 2017 07:55

Anchor products pop-up in China mall

Fonterra has launched its first Anchor milk pop-up store at one of China’s busiest shopping complexes.

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Tuesday, 09 May 2017 14:55

Snapping at Fonterra’s heels

Open Country Dairy (OCD) is the benchmark commodity processor and Tatua the benchmark value-added processor, says TDB Advisory.

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Tuesday, 09 May 2017 08:55

Aussie suppliers may jump ship to Fonterra

Fonterra stands to benefit from a potential exodus of farmer suppliers from Australia’s largest dairy processor.

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Sunday, 07 May 2017 06:56

Fonterra to lose more market share?

Fonterra's market share could fall from 84% to 79% over the next five years, says TDB Advisory, financial and economic advisors. 

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