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Fonterra is getting out of the business that was the cornerstone of New Zealand's multibillion-dollar dairy industry - the British butter market. Eight years after Fonterra cut a deal with one of its biggest competitors in Europe, Arla Foods, for a joint venture in the European butter and margarine… More
4:00AM Thursday November 19, 2009
Prime Minister John Key warned farmers yesterday that they rejected a response to climate change at their peril… More
7:42PM Wednesday November 18, 2009
Prime Minister John Key today made a bid to turn around the Federated Farmers lobby group over farmers' accountability… More
4:00AM Thursday November 19, 2009
Fonterra's farmer owners have voted in favour of the first two steps of its capital restructure proposal but uncertainty… More
4:15PM Wednesday November 18, 2009
Shareholders of Fonterra, the world's largest dairy exporter, have voted to allow themselves to hold shares amounting… More
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