China’s ‘lacklustre’ dairy production opens more doors for Kiwi farmers
Meanwhile, prices movements at GDT auctions are expected to be moderate in the winter months.
China’s “lacklustre” dairy production presents a huge opportunity for New Zealand exporters as it continues to demand premium Kiwi products, a Shanghai-based dairy expert says.
Rabobank senior dairy analyst Sandy Chen says Chinese dairy production declined 4% last year and he is expecting that
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Jason Walls
Wed, 05 Jul 2017
Wed, 05 Jul 2017
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China’s ‘lacklustre’ dairy production opens more doors for Kiwi farmers
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