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Fonterra: U-turn welcomed but more needs to be revealed

Jarden has welcomed Fonterra's profit u-turn, but says more needs to be revealed.

Fonterra returns to profit, but still a work in progress

Fonterra has returned to profit, but management say there is work still to be done.

Fonterra boss Miles Hurrell's pay haircut

Fonterra CEO's pay crunched despite much improved annual result.

Strong dairy prices a positive as recession looms

Stronger NZ dairy prices offer silver lining for battered NZ economy.

Fonterra back in black but will it pay a dividend?

With Fonterra seemingly on path to recovery, all eyes are on Friday's result.

Fonterra lends biotechnology to Covid vaccine effort

Fonterra helps Kiwi Covid vaccine developers with specialised technology.

Microsoft confirms anchor customer for its first NZ data centre

Dampens Bluff talk.

New dairy law 'anti-competitive' say Fonterra rivals

Fonterra wins long battle in new dairy legislation.

New payment welcomed by dairy farmers

Fed Farmers concerned about stringent requirement for new payout.

Fonterra's sustainability carrot looks more like a stick

Fonterra said it will pay farmers more for sustainable, quality milk.

Fonterra names new chairman-elect

Former Zespri boss Peter McBride has been made chairman-elect of Fonterra.

Fonterra to roll out new payment for sustainable farmers

Fonterra's farmers will be next year be offered a 10c per kg payment to farm sustainably.

The Fonterra report they wanted to keep secret: What it says

Shareholder jury is in on performance of Fonterra farmer council watchdog.

Go Dairy: The sector paying up to $85k - sometimes with a free house and meat

The dairy industry is expected to pump about $1 billion into the Bay economy this year.

Westpac lifts NZ milk price forecast as Covid-19 concerns ease

Wespac has lifted its farmgate milk price forecast to $6.50/kg - well above breakeven.

Fonterra appears to have seen the error of its ways on bill paying

Fonterra has been notorious for dragging its feet on paying its bills.