Displaying items by tag: Fonterra
Farmer friendly?
Your old mate was flabbergasted at the sheer political gall of Labour and the Greens in their latter-day ‘concern for farmers’ in the wake of the recent drop in dairy payout.
GDT goes the right way
Dairy prices lifted 2.1% at Fonterra's GlobalDairyTrade auction last night.
More milk poured into higher value products
Fonterra has shifted one billion litres of milk into its high returning consumer and foods business over the past 18 months, chief executive Theo Spierings claims.
Messages confusing
Conflicting messages from Fonterra and market analysts is causing grief to dairy farmers.
Quietly quietly to Viaduct
Fonterra staff moved without fanfare into its new head office on the edge of Auckland's glitzy Viaduct area.
No place for bullies — Editorial
Fonterra and its farmer shareholders did not need this.
International speakers at shareholder seminars
Two internationally renowned presenters will provide Fonterra farmers with their expert views at upcoming Shareholders' Council 'Grow Your Mind Seminars' (GYMS).
Jail time for 1080 scaremonger
Dairy industry leaders have welcomed the successful prosecution of a businessman who threatened to spike infant formula with 1080.
Earlier dividend not signalling things to come
Fonterra chairman John Wilson says farmers are very grateful to the co-op for bringing forward dividend payments.
Ingredients, added value and lower costs lift profits
Fonterra earnings and profit are well up for the first half of this financial year.
