Latest from Tatua Co-operative Dairy Company Ltd
Tatua to the fore again in FY24 dairy payout
Bulk products revenue down but specialised divisions post highest result yet.
Warning as milk production and number of cows decline
The smallest average herd sizes are in Northland, Auckland and Taranaki.
Fonterra called out on threat to close factories
Strong buyer interest in Fonterra factories claimed if it can't compete for milk.
Fonterra farmers urge MPs to unshackle cooperative
And should farmers who leave Fonterra be allowed to come back whenever they choose?
Can Fonterra find a fresh future from a curdled past?
Comment: Eighteen years later and Fonterra is more akin to overweening ambition.
Capital punishment: High debt weighs down dairy co-ops
High debt has taken its toll on NZ and Australian dairy co-ops.
A hand up or corporate welfare? Questions around Govt's provincial growth fund
Taxpayer loan to West Coast dairy company has secret terms.
How Fonterra rates alongside rivals
For first time Fonterra can be compared to NZ dairy competitors.
Tatua sets $6.30/kg payout
Tatua Co-op dairy payout drops to $6.30 a kg, but is still well ahead of its larger competitors like Fonterra.
Jamie Gray: Tatua outperforms Fonterra
Tatua, the small Waikato-based dairy co-operative, did well over the 2014/15 dairy season while its far bigger competitor, Fonterra, did not. The reason - powder.
Co op or company - dairy firms cover the range
Fonterra's not-so-little brother, Westland Milk, says it's sticking with its co-operative model.