Fonterra's Lukas Paravicini follows CEO Theo Spierings and chairman John Wilson out the door
Lukas Paravicini, Fonterra’s chief operating officer of its consumer and foodservice business, has resigned.
Nothing wrong with A1 milk – Wilson
Asked if Jersey farmers should start breeding for A2 milk – achieveable within five years in Jerseys but at a price in genetic diversity – Fonterra chairman John Wilson advises, “select for the animals which would give the best genetic gain – full stop”.
Take pride in progress – Wilson
Fonterra chairman John Wilson says the industry should be “incredibly proud” of how far thinking and onfarm practices in sustainability have come in a short time.
Listen: Fonterra chairman John Wilson on the Global Dairy Trade auction
Dairy product prices fell at the Global Dairy Trade auction, declining for the third time in four auctions, amid concern about extra supply.
Fonterra encouraging winter milking
Fonterra is encouraging farmers who want to invest in their farming systems to milk cows through winter for the cooperative. By Alexa Cook.
John Wilson – has the dairy industry turned a corner?
Fonterra chairman John Wilson caught up with The Country’s Jamie Mackay to discuss that fantastic GDT result.
Fonterra chairman apalled by "revolting" rumours around Spierings' exit
Fonterra chairman John Wilson has hit out at «revolting» rumours that have circulated about chief executive Theo Spierings resigning from the co-operative.
Some get the cream! Dairy boss who slashed the price Australian farmers get for milk from 55c to 15c per litre is paid $4.6MILLION a year
The man who runs multinational dairy co-operative Fonterra – under fire this week for cutting its milk price paid to farmers by up to 10 per cent – is the company’s highest paid employee with his salary falling between NZ$4.93 million (AU$4.61 million) and $4.94 million (AU$4.62 million).
Fonterra forecast will slash NZ farmer income
This meant an average loss of $67,000 based on a 150,000kg milk solids production.
Fonterra vote fails to cut number of directors
More than 50 percent of Fonterra Shareholders voted yesterday to reduce the number of directors from nine to six, falling short of the 75 percent needed to pass the resolution.