European environmental regulations good news for Kiwi dairy farmers
Meanwhile, Fonterra's milk collection in Australia and New Zealand is down.
Anti-phosphate regulations in the Netherlands will help curb milk production in Europe and ease the glut brought by the ending of quotas last year, an analyst says.
The overproduction of milk in Europe has been cited as one of the major contributing factors behind low global dairy prices.
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Jason Walls
Mon, 02 May 2016
Mon, 02 May 2016
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European environmental regulations good news for Kiwi dairy farmers
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