Press Release – Ministry For Primary Industries The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) expects meat and wool, horticulture and forestry export revenues will support New Zealand’s primary sector export growth to 2017, and help offset the recent year’s fall in the dairy sector.
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Article – Professor Bruce Muirhead There has been talk in the media of milk prices slowly increasing over the rest of this year and into 2016. Dairy farmers in New Zealand, or so the mantra goes, can then heave a sigh of relief and get on with the business of making money.
What If the Future Doesn’t Unfold as It Should? Read More »
Article – BusinessDesk Nov. 19 (BusinessDesk) – Fonterra Cooperative Group, the world’s biggest dairy exporter, plans to sell its stake in the DairiConcepts ingredients joint venture with Dairy Farmers of America for some $196 million, after deciding it didn’t fit the company’s …
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Press Release – New Zealand First Party A third consecutive fall in GlobalDairyTrade (GDT) is likely early Wednesday morning, raising fears that this season is taking a bad turn for the worse.
Next Global Dairy Trade Likely to Be a Big Fall – Peters Read More »
Article – BusinessDesk TPP document shows net benefit for countries such as NZ dominated by SMEs, Ballingall says
TPP document shows net benefit for countries such as NZ Read More »
Press Release – New Zealand First Party A second consecutive fall in Global Dairy Trade (GDT) will likely reignite fears about how solid Fonterras forecast payout is for the 2015/16 season.
Global Dairy Trade Fall Will Worry Farmers – Peters Read More »
Article – BusinessDesk Oct. 13 (BusinessDesk) – Americans were the largest investors in New Zealand dairy farms in 2013 and 2014, according to analysis of Overseas Investment Office decisions by KPMG.
Americans were biggest buyers of NZ dairy land in 2013-2104 Read More »
Column – Gordon Campbell Gordon Campbell on Sercos emerging role as the governments favourite corporate crony, and the TPP fallout
Gordon Campbell on Govt’s favourite crony Serco, and the TPP Read More »
Column – Gordon Campbell If the TPP was the Rugby World Cup, the New Zealand team probably wouldnt be making it out of pool play. While the final details will not emerge for a month, the TPP is offering disappointing returns for New Zealand and over a very long …
Gordon Campbell on the TPP deal reached in Atlanta Read More »
Article – BusinessDesk Oct. 6 (BusinessDesk) – Business lobbies, wine growers and the country’s meat sector have welcomed the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade and investment agreement, which left Fonterra Cooperative Group cold after prolonged negotiations wrung only small, …
Business lobbies, wine growers, meat sector welcome TPP Read More »
Press Release – ExportNZ Catherine Beard, Executive Director of ExportNZ says it is a huge relief for New Zealand exporters that the Trans Pacific Partnership deal has reached a positive conclusion, despite not getting all we wanted from dairy access. It is important …
ExportNZ Welcomes TPP deal Read More »
Press Release – Fonterra Co-operative Group Ltd Fonterra Co-operative Group Limited Chairman John Wilson said the conclusion of the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement in Atlanta, USA, today was a small but significant step forward for the dairy sector. TPP has been an enormous undertaking, …
Fonterra Chairman Acknowledges Conclusion of TPP Agreement Read More »
