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Former Fonterra director Leonie Guiney says the co-op is facing a crisis of confidence.

Leonie Guiney remains undecided about contesting the upcoming Fonterra board elections.

Rabobank says it doesn’t share Fonterra’s optimism about the international situation this season.

Greenpeace protests and opposition from Fonterra are not affecting Dunedin businessman Murray Valentine’s plans for a large state-of-the-art dairy conversion in the Mackenzie Basin.

New Zealand farmers are getting paid much more than their counterparts overseas and it's all thanks to the co-op model, says a corporate farmer and former Fonterra director.

Fonterra will check with its palm kernel expeller (PKE) supplier on claims that the company is involved in deforestation in Indonesia.

Agriculture Minister Damien O’Connor says a wide-ranging review of dairy industry legislation isn’t an attempt by the Government to force changes to Fonterra’s constitution.

Fonterra has joined an international project to address the issue of malnourishment in older people.

More segregation of milk to different factories is a strong likelihood for Fonterra, says chairman John Wilson.

Under DIRA, all dairy companies should be required to disclose how much they pay for milk, says Lloyd Downing, a Morrinsville dairy farmer and former Waikato Federated Farmers president.