Ospri distances itself from regulator probe into livestock tagging fees
Ospri's Stu Hutchings told NBR the fees that stock and station agents charge farmers in the saleyards have nothing to do with the wider scheme.
A nationwide animal identification and tracing scheme remains on track despite a Commerce Commission investigation into alleged price fixing, the programme’s head says.
Last week the Commerce Commission said it intended to file court proceedings against three companies and five individuals in
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Duncan Bridgeman
Tue, 14 Jul 2015
Tue, 14 Jul 2015
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Ospri distances itself from regulator probe into livestock tagging fees
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