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US supermarkets stripped of baby formula after supply chain disruptions/product recall.
A2 Milk faces 3rd class action claim over disclosure
A class action law suit has been filed with the Auckland High Court against a2 Milk.
Will Singapore's Olam get enough milk for its new plant?
Latest dairy manufacturing entrant will need to get out its cheque book.
Prices drop for fifth consecutive time in GDT auction
The GDT index is down 2.9 per cent, with WMP down 4.9 per cent.
Are sheep a crucial ingredient for vineyards and ecosystems?
New York Times: A California site shows the value of animals in the vines.
$2 million-plus spend on wool scour carbon project
Project will cut carbon emissions by 24 per cent
A challenging but satisfying year for Silver Fern Farms
"The future has never looked as bright - if we get it right," SFF co-op chair says.
Foodstuffs commits to reducing food prices by 10 per cent
Supermarket operator will roll back prices on more than 100 groceries.
Fonterra's new forecast and what China's lockdowns mean
China's lockdowns played a part in Fonterra's move to trim its milk price forecast.
Fonterra cuts milk price forecast $9.10 to $9.50/kg range
Market disruption abroad has resulted in short-term impacts on global demand for dairy.
Gone by smoko: Workers quitting on first day, other staff 'tired and stressed out'
'Mental health tsunami is coming' as labour shortage hits workers left to pick up slack.
Consultant's banquet: Govt pays millions for Three Waters advice
Three Waters spending on consultants and contractors tops over $1m per month.
Kiwifruit licences selling for top prices
Stunning prices are being paid for gold kiwifruit licences this year.
Details revealed of mining company's tunnels under conservation land
OceanaGold is relying on mining under conservation land between Waihi and Whangamata.
Market close: Synlait, a2 Milk take a hit as dairy prices fall
NZ shares fell on another light trading day.
Dairy's risk to NZ financial system 'has diminished' - Reserve Bank
Very strong dairy prices have seen farmers reduce debt, the Reserve Bank says.
Farmer fined for selling raw milk: 'I'm not ashamed of anything I've done'
A raw milk supplier has labelled the law illogical after being stung with a $30K fine.
PGG Wrightson shares rally after earnings upgrade
Rural services group PGG Wrightson has upgraded its earnings guidance.
Record season for Wattie's tomatoes
39,000 metric tons of field tomatoes processed since the harvest began in mid-February.
Prices plummet 8.5pc in Global Dairy Trade auction
WMP is down 6.5 per cent with the overall index down 8.5 per cent.
Wynyard Estate Saffron: Growing 'red gold' a labour of love
Saffron prices range from $40,000 to $50,000 a kilogram in New Zealand.
Opinion: Why NZ's supply chain relief could be later than others
Global supply chains are set to improve but the picture is a little bit different in NZ.
Edmonds urgently sources wheat from Australia after weather ruins local yields
"We haven't been able to source enough New Zealand grown wheat for our Edmonds flour."
Meat market feels the pinch of high inflation - Alliance
Alliance says its exports to the US are holding up, despite high inflation.
Fran O'Sullivan: How many eggs fit into a Chinese basket?
Questions are again being asked about NZ reliance on giant market.
Fonterra says China dairy imports dropped 29pc in March
Fonterra says China's dairy imports dropped by 29 per cent in March.
Pig farrowing crates: Govt seeks feedback on banning or limiting use
NZPork says the changes would result in the deaths of up to 60,000 piglets every year.
Sanford sells lobster quota for $49.3m
Sanford has sold its Southern South Island lobster quota for $49 million.
Tauranga port gets Environment Court date, chair runs up timing red flag
Port says export volumes will stall from 2024 if build doesn't start this year.
'Bring it on': $15m push to eradicate sprays in apple industry
The move aims to enhance New Zealand's "clean and green" image.
Good vibrations take heat out of carbon emissions
Radio waves will put a vibration through the yarn, chief executive Greg Smith said
Govt ticks Fonterra capital restructure plan - with conditions
Government proposes extra safeguards to improve Fonterra transparency.