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Hurrell will continue to be rewarded from performance grants through to the year 2032.

Businesses still face new 12.5% tariffs and complex US trade rules pose challenges.

Fonterra expects FY26 underlying earnings at the top of its 60-70c range.

But the dairy and infant formula maker says operations are improving.

'As the company's cashflow problems worsened, it became unable to pay its debts.'

NZ mince prices have skyrocketed and look set to keep on rising.

Chief executive David Bortolussi says growth potential remains from 2028.

Synlait shares rose after reports linked A2 Milk and Fonterra to a ‘take-private’ deal.

The total dividend rose to 10c per share, from 6.5c in 2025.

Fonterra plans to use data and automation across 26 New Zealand sites.

Transpower says key hydro catchments usually get wetter during El Niño years.

It was built on Wings Line in 1979.

Fertiliser prices for dairy farmers are expected to increase by about 43%.

Founder of the e-commerce business Dan Gillett talks about the benefits of online sales.

Poulter’s purchase lifts its portfolio to 19 wine labels across key regions.

Global Dairy Trade prices have dropped 11% since late May.

OPINION: Troubled mussel-farm seeks private investors after public dollars dry up.

Fonterra’s bold new China play – and what it means for farmers.

La Niña brought warm, wet conditions that supported pasture growth all summer.

The approval lets a2 Milk make China‑label infant formula at Pōkeno.

The proposed transaction requires clearance from the Commerce Commission and OIO.

The $60m–$70m merger creates New Zealand’s largest independent forestry firm.

A Chinese court ordered unlicensed PremA96 apple plants to be destroyed.

The winemaker has lifted its profit forecast to between $60m and $62m for the year.

Around 3000 farmers joined Gallagher’s eShepherd system last year.