Today on The Country, Jamie Mackay takes a look at the two contrasting payouts between Tatua Dairy Cooperative and Westland Milk Products.
On with the show:
Steve Allen:
The chairman of the Waikato-based Tatua Dairy Cooperative comments on an outstanding annual result headlined by a cash payout of $8-10 per kgMS to supplying shareholders.
Simon Bridges:
National's leader counts his blessings as the "Coalition Government" provides him plenty of ammunition to take a shot plus defends his own background in business saying it's the government that lacks business experience in its "Kitchen Cabinet".
Julian Raine:
The President of Horticulture New Zealand reflects on his whirlwind visit to nine countries in 17 days on his boysenberry bonanza plus we discuss some headwinds on the home front.
Andy Thompson:
Meanwhile there's 'trouble at mill' for Westland Milk Products with a paltry payout of $6-07 per kgMS.
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