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Fonterra chairman Peter McBride claims an uncontested director election this year reflects the calibre of the two board members up for re-election.

Fonterra has responded to recent jumps in global dairy prices and lower domestic milk collection by lifting its forecast milk price mid-point by 50c/kgMS.

Dairy farmers could be leaving up to 30% more income on the table by not doing the numbers on supplementary feed, according to SealesWinslow general manager Grant Jackson.

Surviving an earthquake and two major floods have made hitting the 100-year milestone that much sweeter for Fonterra’s Edgecumbe site.

OPINION: I believe Fonterra’s governance and representation as well as capital structure are interconnected, and both are important to the survival of the co-op.

Fonterra farmers have given the co-operative a thumbs up following an impressive full-year result.

A strong Fonterra co-operative is crucial for New Zealand dairy farmers, says Ruawai farmer Greg Gent.

Former Fonterra Co-operative Council chair Simon Couper is making a comeback to a governance role within the co-operative.

Sitting Fonterra board members Brent Goldsack and Cathy Quinn are unopposed at this year’s director elections.

Winston Peters has castigated Fonterra for its performance in China and believes there could be more value added to the agriculture sector.