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The world's largest dairy company, Nestle is spending $23 million to boost its ice cream business in China.

News that China is to allow Brazilian beef back into its markets shouldn’t derail the bull run the New Zealand industry is enjoying, says leading exporter Silver Fern Farms.

The Chinese bought a one year supply of milk powder from world markets then suddenly stopped buying, Alltech’s chief innovation officer, Aidan Connolly, says.

Westland Milk has opened a company in China to market products in the lucrative market.

South Australian dairy farmers have begun exporting fresh milk to China.

The China-led story about growth in dairy demand is likely over, says Hayley Moynihan, Rabobank’s dairy research director for NZ and Asia. 

The value of goods exports to Australia ($8.7 billion) surpassed those to China for the year ended March 2015, says Statistics New Zealand.

The world tractor market for 2014 is estimated to be about 2.1 million units, which showed a slight decline and high regional variation. 

Demand for New Zealand fresh milk in China is “exploding”, says independent processor Green Valley Dairy.

After an uninspiring ten months, the start of 2015 has understandably created a great deal more optimism on the sellers’ side of global dairy markets.