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A 500g block of butter rose 46.5% in the year ended May, says Stats NZ.

As well as tariffs, a whole range of factors go into negotiations with markets

Will the average New Zealander be able to afford more butter again soon?

Kiwis hoping the Government would force Fonterra to reduce prices will be disappointed.

Willis discussed the high price of butter. Video / Mark Mitchell

Finance Minister Nicola Willis told Ryan Bridge that she meets with Fonterra regularly and will ask the dairy co-operative about its pricing model during their next meeting.

About 6000 farms qualify for $1500 reimbursement for on-farm emissions reduction tool.

The NZ sharemarket was steady, while the Nasdaq hit another record high in the US.

The ACCC found the acquisition unlikely to lessen competition in Victoria and Tasmania.

NZX head of dairy insights Cristina Alvarado said the dip in prices was not surprising.

The NZX 50 rose by 0.15% to 12,480.05 as Fonterra performed strongly.

Opinion: If the export income increases, New Zealanders are better off.

Revenue increased 32% to $591.99m.

Christopher Luxon's first day in China includes a surprising win for cosmetics exporters.

Japanese food group Meiji is listed on the Nikkei 225.

Farmers flocked to Fieldays, boosted by high milk and red meat prices.

PM's chief science adviser says farmers will accept change once they see products work.

This year’s honours acknowledge contributors to New Zealand’s rural sector.

Sybos Holdings sold about 27 million shares in Ebos Group at $35.50 a share.

Fonterra forecasts a milk price range of $8-$11 per kg for the 2025/26 season.

Herald NOW: Business with 2degrees: Fonterra Forecast May 30 2025 Video / Herald NOW

Fonterra seeks strong support from farmers for divesting its consumer brands.

It’s the biggest deal of the year - selling off Anchor, Mainland and other household names. Not easy, but the prize could be a huge payday for farmers and the regions.

Who won what and why? The big winners at the Infinz Awards.

The Global Dairy Trade auction ends flat as prices support Fonterra's $10/kg forecast.

OPINION: Dairy prices are rising; butter now costs $3 more than last year.

Analyst says risks in Fonterra-Bega legal tangle have been overstated.

The New Zealand sharemarket rose today, with key shares including Fonterra increasing.

Infinz Awards celebrate big winners in the finance industry.