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No need for Fonterra split, says Council chairman

Farmers seen seeking stability rather than radical change.

Tim Hunter
Mon, 03 Sep 2018

Fonterra shareholders are unhappy about the milk price and frustrated about its investment in Beingmate but are not looking to split the co-operative, Fonterra Shareholders' Council chairman Duncan Coull says.

The performance of the giant dairy co-op has been seriously hit by losses at Beingmate

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Tim Hunter
Mon, 03 Sep 2018
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