UPDATE / 11.40am: Fonterra confirms this morning milk powder detained by the Sri Lankan health ministry and being destroyed as it near expiry dates, has not tested positive for DCD.
NBR ONLINE asked the dairy giant if the products are nearing their expiry date, who is to blame for them not
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David Williams
Fri, 07 Mar 2014
Fri, 07 Mar 2014
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UPDATED: Sri Lankan authorities destroy expired Fonterra milk powder
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