Fonterra

Fonterra is planning to cut the size of its board by two directors. Audio

The chief executive of Fonterra, Theo Spierings, told RNZ's Checkpoint that the supply glut and weak demand in China and Russia means prices, and therefore payouts to farmers, will remain muted in the… Audio

Fonterra's plan to use its stronger half year profit to help its hardest hit farmers survive weak dairy prices, will make little difference to sharemilkers. Leigh Holman, is a sharemilker in the… Audio

Morning Report has obtained a letter from Fonterra revealing the hardball tactics the dairy giant is employing against its maintenance contractors as it seeks to slash costs. Whanganui MP Chester… Audio

Keith Woodford, an honorary professor of Agri-Food Systems at Lincoln University joins Jonathan Mitchell to talk about the result. Audio

The dairy co-operative, Fonterra, says it's confident it can reduce debt and still make the near billion-dollar-a-year investments required to expand production of value-added dairy products. Audio

Fonterra just posted a $409 million profit, and it's being accused of corporate bullying by one of its suppliers. Audio

Fonterra, the world's largest dairy exporter, made a half year profit of 409 million dollars, an increase of more than 120 percent. Audio

Normally, a doubling of profit by the country's largest company would be a cause for unqualified celebration, particularly when 97% of the dividend is paid to New Zealanders. But Fonterra is not such… Video, Audio

The dairy co-operative, Fonterra, says it's focusing on things it can control to make it more profitable and support its struggling debt-laden suppliers. Audio

Federated Farmers' Dairy Chair Andrew Hoggard discusses Fonterra's interim result just announced, which shows a doubling in its half year profit to $409 million. Audio

Fonterra has more than doubled its half-year profit, and held its milk price forecast steady at 3-dollars-90 a kilo of milk solids. Our economics correspondent Patrick O'Meara joins us. Audio

Fonterra's expected to announce its half-year result within the hour, and analysts are expecting the dairy giant to report a robust bottom line. Jacqueline Rowarth is an agribusiness professor at… Audio

A South Waikato farmer is trying to stay positive, saying Fonterra's not entirely to blame when there's also a global oversupply of milk. Richard Cookson joins me from his farm in Springdale. Audio

Analysts are predicting a strong financial performance from Fonterra when it reports its half year result shortly this morning. With Waikato reporter, Andrew McRae. Audio