Canterbury farmer Ted Rollinson says Fonterra is held in very high regard by Chinese consumers.

New Zealand's dairy farmer leaders have been told that while global demand for milk is great, there is no future without China.

China's digital world is second to none, but Fonterra isn’t putting all its eggs in one basket in selling fresh and packaged food.

Fonterra shareholders could end up losing over $1 billion on the co-op’s controversial investment in Chinese infant formula company Beingmate, says business commentator Rod Oram.

Yoghurt and cheese have been winning categories in China in recent years, says market intelligence agency Mintel.

Fonterra's business in China has blossomed in recent years.

The tide is turning at Fonterra’s China Farms.

New Zealand agriculture may soon feel the waves from intensifying trade conflict between the US and China.

The China infant formula market has been very challenging for several dairy companies operating there for the last 18 months – not just Fonterra, says Rabobank senior dairy analyst Michael Harvey.

A Massey University professor of animal welfare has been advising China’s animal production officials on raising their industry’s welfare standards.