Fonterra angry and disappointed at $183 million damages payout to Danone
Fonterra won't challenge decision which will slash earnings per share this financial year.
Fonterra’s leadership team is angry at an international arbitration tribunal’s decision to side with French food company Danone that will cost the co-operative millions but will not challenge it.
Speaking alongside chief executive Theo Spierings at a press conference today, chairman John Wilson
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Nathan Smith
Fri, 01 Dec 2017
Fri, 01 Dec 2017
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Fonterra angry and disappointed at $183 million damages payout to Danone
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