Fonterra's spin makes me want to throw up
COMMENT: Fonterra's waterways plan requires a bucket, writes Rachel Stewart.
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Animal welfare protest targets dairy industry
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Fonterra to lift capacity in Australia
Fonterra's $100m expansion would provide a further 500 million litres of capacity.
High prices prompt bakers to swap butter for margarine
NZ bakeries are switching out butter for margarine to cope with global butter crisis.
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Fonterra maintains forecast for stronger 2018 payout
Fonterra maintains forecast for stronger 2018 payout despite weaker dairy prices.
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Faltering prices may hit Fonterra's forecast
Weakening GDT prices may affect Fonterra's farmgate milk price forecast.
Dairy product prices slide amid confidence for supply
Dairy prices have dipped at Fonterra's fortnightly GlobalDairyTrade auction.
Fonterra trims 2018 milk collection forecast
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Fonterra's Anchor NZ's sixth biggest exporter
Fonterra's Anchor claims number six spot as a New Zealand export.
Fonterra confident dairy will always trump synthetic
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Fonterra's farmers to vote on four new directors
Fonterra's exhaustive new selection process rates candidates against a 'skills matrix'.
Fonterra payout at risk after global dairy prices undershoot
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Wet weather tipped to push dairy prices higher
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Marvelly: Fonterra a cash cow - for some
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Estate lawyers press judge for 'security costs'
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Editorial: $8m CEO pay risks a backlash
Theo Spierings' extravagant annual salary risks incurring a backlash.
Dancing in dairy aisles at immigrant success story
Fonterra CEO's $8m pay met with calcium-rich smiles across NZ.
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Fran O'Sullivan: 'Fat cats' in Peters' sights
COMMENT: So what else is on NZ First's corporate reform agenda?
Winston takes aim at 'fat-cat payout' for Fonterra boss
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Fonterra CEO's massive $8.32 million pay
Theo Spierings has received a 78.5 per cent pay rise.
Fonterra net profit falls by 11 per cent
The co-operative announced a cash payout of $6.52 for the 2016/7 season.
Dairy price up as butter, milk powder rise
Dairy product prices have edged higher at the latest Global Dairy Trade auction.
Fonterra offshoot rallied farmers to march
Fonterra's unit, Farm Source, encouraged people to attend Monday's march at Morrinsville.
Fonterra pressed to provide more details on Beingmate investment
Fonterra pressed to provide 'more fulsome' details on Beingmate investment.
Dairy product prices inch higher
Whole milk powder declined 1.6 per cent to US$3,100 a tonne.