Low milk prices claim more dairying operations
And there could be more to come.
The dairy downturn has claimed another dairy business after a Whangarei share milking operation went into liquidation.
The reason for the farm’s insolvency, cited by liquidator PwC, is the milk payout drop and drought causing lower production.
“The company (The Smith Family Farm) was unable to
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Jason Walls
Thu, 17 Mar 2016
Thu, 17 Mar 2016
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Low milk prices claim more dairying operations
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