The elimination of Europe’s 30-year old milk quota next March is unlikely to significantly affect the New Zealand dairy industry before 2020.
Dairy NZ general manager of policy & advocacy Kimberly Crewther says the quota lifting is expected to result in an approximate 2% year-on-year
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Jamie Ball
Mon, 11 Aug 2014
Mon, 11 Aug 2014
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NZ dairy industry expected to shrug off European milk quotas coming off
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