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Danone suing Fonterra for alleged FTA breaches
French food company Danone is suing Fonterra for alleged breaches of the Fair Trading Act in its High Court action against the dairy giant in the wake of last year's botulism scare.
End of the white goldrush?
Six dead babies - that's what it took to create a whole new market segment for New Zealand's dairy industry.
Another blow for Fonterra
Fonterra has been forced to defend its brand once again amid fresh claims milk powder being sold in Sri Lanka was contaminated with chemicals.
Chinese parents in 'state of anxiety'
Safety-scares with New Zealand infant formula have led Chinese consumers to ask "what's wrong'' with Fonterra, New Zealand's Chinese embassy says.
Mai Chen: Milk inquiry will have to dig deep
A food scare as serious as the risk of botulism in infant formula produced by New Zealand's biggest company will inevitably result in a call for heads to roll, and for Government inquiries into what went wrong.
Chinese milk powder destruction reports played down
Fonterra Cooperative Group, the world's biggest dairy exporter, is playing down reports that China's quarantine administration destroyed three different New Zealand brands of milk powder as being nothing out of the ordinary and part of a regular review.
China rejects NZ baby formula
"Substandard" NZ-made baby formula and milk powder is being rejected at China's border, raising concerns that media coverage could damage our reputation.
Amnesty urges Fonterra to condemn executions
Amnesty International is calling on Fonterra and the Government to condemn the executions of two people involved in the San Lu tainted milk powder scandal.
Fonterra's $3.7m eased departure of 'fall guy'
A Fonterra executive paid $3.7m when he left the dairy giant this year, was said to have been the fall guy for the disastrous investment in China's San Lu milk company.