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Results in line with board expectations.
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An ambitious Chinese kiwifruit venture has cost investors tens of millions of dollars.
Pāmu reports a $29 million after tax profit
Positive result means Pāmu will pay a $5m dividend to its shareholder - the NZ Government.
Drive to survive: Lockdown 'huge' hit for butchers, revenue plummets
Butchers are struggling and are calling to be allowed to open, safely, under level 4.
China's ban on two Sealord plants having 'significant impact'
Sealord CEO said the suspension had cost the company $3 million.
Comvita's share price surges after profit turnaround
The global manuka honey supplier's result was in line with market expectation.
Poultry industry having to adapt in face of staff shortages
Some processors having to adapt their operations to try and keep supermarkets stocked.
A2 shares slide as profit plunges 79 per cent
A2 Milk has reported a 79 per cent fall in its annual net profit due to Covid disruption.
New US dairy farm pandemic subsidies alarm NZ industry
Historic levels of US farmer support can land heavy hit on New Zealand dairying pockets.
Napier Port lifts Q3 earnings, no end in sight for supply chain disruption
Log exports have boosted Napier Port's Q3 earnings.
Scales lifts first half profit, upgrades forecast for year
Scales has reported its first half result.
Butchers losing sleep, claims supply prioritised for supermarkets
One Wellington butcher says half of his order from a chicken company didn't turn up today.
Meridian profit hit by low lake levels
Electricity retailer increases retail sales but low hydro inflows cut profits.
A2 Milk gets a shot at redemption with annual result
All eyes will be on a2 Milk when it reports its annual result on Thursday.
Nation of debt: How farmers have deleveraged after Reserve Bank warning
Decision to pay down debt rather than invest and expand has farmers on firmer footing.
Domino effect: Shipping container shortage causing ripples in Napier
"It is tighter than we would like but we will get by."
UK releases NZ free trade negotiation details as agreement nears
Tariffs on honey, apples and wine would be cut - but no mention of the red meat sector.
Lockdown Hero: Local butcher works for competitor's store to keep shelves stocked
Local butcher helps out the competition after 30 per cent of staff told to self-isolate.
Butchers opening in Level 4 'not about the money'
Retail Meat spokesman says many butchers want to open to serve their community.
Butchers want click-and-collect as supermarkets deal with supply issues
Retail NZ boss said the click and collect model would take pressure off supermarkets.
Fears some butchers won't survive extended lockdown
Retail Meat NZ says contactless delivery not a viable option for many butchers.
Growth continues for NZ Hempress
Whanganui-based NZ Hempress is moving into the cosmetic world with its latest range.
Much more than dollars lost in seafood industry event collapse
But there is a silver lining - a bounty of food for struggling Nelson-Tasman households.
Skellerup buys NZ's Talbot for $10m
Skellerup has bought Christchurch-based plastics specialist Talbot for $10m.
A storm at sea: Solving the crisis in container shipping
Are three dominant alliances behind the global tangle in container shipping?
Jerseys pull their weight in high input systems
The Frecklington's top cows are producing more than 1.8 times their liveweight.
Skellerup's net profit hits a record $40.2m
Skellerup's net profit hit a record high in 2021.
Sheep flock down, beef herd up in latest stock number survey
Total number of sheep in New Zealand has declined by nearly 40 per cent since 2000.
Prices lift in Global Dairy Trade auction
Skim milk powder, butter, anhydrous milk fat prices increase, but whole milk powder down.
Former farmer helping others through consultancy business
Steven Nichol was always keen to venture down the farm consultancy path.
Ben Kepes: Why the Three Waters Reform makes sense for the regions
The reforms will ensure greater uniformity, writes Ben Kepes.
PGG Wrightson profit up 33 per cent, debt plummets
PGG Wrightson has just posted a 33 per cent increase in its annual operating result.