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A growing urban middle class in Thailand – the second largest economy in Southeast Asia – is opening new doors for Fonterra.

Fonterra is working with innovation partners whose technology offerings can help farmers manage their businesses better.

Fonterra is maintaining its forecast guidance but with a note of caution on some emerging headwinds, director John Monaghan says.

Fonterra chairman John Wilson says overseas milk suppliers could be allowed to own shares in the co-op.

Entrepreneurial individuals and businesses have a new avenue for support with the launch of Fonterra Ventures Co-Lab.

Fonterra says a campaign where its shareholder farmers tell their success stories has helped boost its standing among New Zealanders.

A tall grass touted as a multi-purpose wonder plant has proved its worth as a shelterbelt replacement for Canterbury dairy farms, says Lincoln University ecology professor Steve Wratten.

Fonterra’s chief financial officer Lukas Paravacini will head the co-op’s global consumer and foodservice business from June.

Puerto Rican consumers will now be able to enjoy a small piece of New Zealand in one of the most exotic and culturally diverse countries in the world.

From veggie gardens at preschools to wet suits for state emergency services - make up Fonterra Australia’s latest community projects.