Displaying items by tag: Fonterra
Farmers happy to supply co-op without shares
Royalty graces Fonterra plant opening
Too soon
‘Fonterra not all bad’
Federated Farmers Dairy chairman Andrew Hoggard has leapt to the defence of Fonterra, saying much of the criticism against them is misguided.
Falling on swords bloodies the ground
Will the acceptance of a pay cut by Fonterra boss Theo Spierings solve the dairy industry’s problems? as suggested by Labour primary industries spokesmen Damien O’Connor.
Disclose what Oz is costing us – Feds
Fonterra farmers want the co-op to spell out the impact of its struggling Australian business on shareholder returns.
Struggling Kiwis forking out
Fonterra consults staff as cuts loom
Fonterra has started consulting staff on proposals to streamline its business. The co-op is likely to shed hundreds of jobs as part of the review.
Fonterra pays $1/kgMS more for Australian milk
Fonterra's Australian suppliers are being paid more than a dollar extra than the co-op owners for every kgMS supplied to the co-op this season.
Staying the course in value add
In recent months we’ve seen speculation from some commentators on the uncertain future of co-operative dairying in New Zealand – in which private companies and foreign investment trumps generations of local market expertise and value add is lost in the margins.