Fonterra
Fonterra's share price rises on earnings forecast improvement
Fonterra Cooperative Group's shares are up about 1-and-a-half percent after the dairy giant upgraded its earnings forecast by up to as much as 10 percent. Audio
Fonterra doubles capacity to produce lactoferrin
Fonterra has completed a project to double its capacity to produce the high-value ingredient lactoferrin, which is otherwise known as Pink Gold.
Greenpeace tackle Fonterra on palm kernel expeller use
Fonterra is being asked to prove its use of palm kernel expeller is not fuelling rainforest fires in Indonesia.
Fonterra processes record amount of milk
Dairy co-operative Fonterra processed 86.9 million litres of milk at the peak of this milking season.
Meet and greet ahead of Fonterra elections
Voting is open for the Fonterra Board of Directors' elections and the Shareholders' Councillor elections in four wards.
Fonterra sells out of Aussie cheese company
The dairy co-operative, Fonterra, has sold its nine percent shareholding in Australia's Bega Cheese for about 78-million-dollars saying it wants to free up capital for more profitable investments. Audio
Fonterra sells off Bega Cheese shareholding
Fonterra has sold off its nine percent shareholding in the Australian company Bega Cheese for nearly $78m, saying it must free up capital for other investments.
Fonterra positive on European trade talks
The European Union's willingness to progress free trade negotiations with New Zealand is a positive first step, Fonterra says.
New dairy 'fingerprints' a game-changer
New milk testing technology designed by Fonterra will effectively give each dairy farm a milk fingerprint.
Fonterra's ratings downgraded again
Dairy giant Fonterra has taken another ratings downgrade, this time tumbling from A to AA-.
Fitch lowers Fonterra credit rating
Dairy giant Fonterra's has taken another ratings downgrade. Audio
Fonterra accused of driving suppliers away
Two Fonterra shareholders and former board members say a lack of confidence in the company is pushing suppliers towards competitors.
Credit rating drop overshadows recent rise in dairy prices
The recent rebound in international dairy prices has now been overshadowed by Fonterra's credit downgrade. Audio
Fonterra's credit rating cut by Standard and Poor's
Ratings agency Standard and Poor's has cut Fonterra's credit rating and is warning of more volatility ahead for the dairy industry.
Fonterra's credit rating downgraded
Standard and Poor's, has cut Fonterra's credit rating. Audio
Businessman charged with blackmail over 1080 formula threat
A 60-year-old Auckland businessman has appeared in court charged with criminal blackmail over the threat to poison infant milk formula with 1080. Kate Newton reports. Audio
Milk price expected to hit $3000/t this year
Banks and analysts are predicting international dairy prices will continue to rise, and a lift in Fonterra's forecast payout looks likely.
Fonterra to scrap guaranteed milk price scheme
Fonterra has decided to scrap its guaranteed milk price scheme at the end of the 2015/2016 season.
Fonterra boss requests freeze on $4m salary
Fonterra CEO Theo Spierings has asked for his multi-million dollar salary to be frozen but not all farmers are impressed.
Fonterra chief's salary freeze slammed as PR stunt
As we have been reporting this morning, Fonterra chief executive Theo Spierings has asked for his salary to be frozen. Audio
