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Gisborne farm leader rallies against carbon sink fears
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NZ farmers may plant more milling wheat to combat global shortage
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Fonterra CFO Marc Rivers to resign
"Instrumental" executive to leave at the end of the year.
Fonterra performs well at half year despite high milk price cost
Fonterra's turnaround continues despite paying high milk prices to farmers.
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Inflation Nation: What's driving the cost of milk, cheese and butter
A mix of influences sours dairy prices at the checkout.
Where to now? NZ carbon price hits $70 per NZU at auction
Today's auction price was an improvement on the previous sale price in December.
Vegetable prices tipped to go higher as growers reach crisis point
"Input costs have soared over the past 12 months, not the least being the cost of fuel."
NZ's high-tech sector emerging as major contributor to US exports
The United States is New Zealand's third largest trading partner.
Global Dairy Trade auction bucks expectations to soften overnight
Prices dropped 0.9 per cent overall, but are still near record highs.
Why fuel price relief won't ease freight, food prices
Cut in road user charges for diesel users will take time to implement.
Recruiter warns of impending NZ worker exodus
NZ's borders reopening could put even more strain on the country's tight labour market.
'Forgotten treasure' housing plans hit snag: Developer loses court ruling on trees
It plans a much larger scheme for the land but even its tree-planting is ruled illegal
NZX milk price futures break over $10/kg
NZX milk price futures break over $10/kg for the first time since 2016.
NZ red meat export values grow - despite pressures on sector
Exports reached $940m during January, a 27 per cent increase by value on January 2021.
Fuel price crisis: What the Government could do to help
Business groups say the Government has some options to lower the price at the pump
Plant-based food firm's push into NZ
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Inflation Nation: Will food prices keep going up?
Food prices are making a bigger hole in household budgets.
Food price inflation soars to 11-year high
Fresh fruit and vegetables have lead the biggest rise in prices since GST was last lifted.
Fonterra to wind down its India joint venture
The venture - Fonterra Future Dairy - was established in 2018 and has 22 employees.
'Very sad situation': Increasing costs putting strain on NZ growers
Some vegetable growers are considering hanging up their tools.
Dairy prices tipped to stay high - for now
Longer-term outlook less stable as Russia-Ukraine conflict creates uncertainty in markets.
China adds another to NZ primary export halt action
Technical matter provokes additional suspension.
NZ bread prices set to rise due to Russia Ukraine war
Ukraine and Russia account for about 30 per cent of global wheat exports.
'Fuel prices expected to keep climbing' - Grant Robertson
Kiwis to expect fuel prices to keep climbing as long as the war in Ukraine continues.