Why Fonterra’s China problem is bigger than we think
Analysis: Fonterra chairman John Wilson and chief executive Theo Spierings will have to face up to the Beingmate problem next week.
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You know things have gone awfully pear-shaped when the media starts describing you as cursed.
But that’s what Fonterra is up against in China, thanks to its disastrous investment in infant formula company Beingmate Baby & Child Food Co.
“Judging from the current situation in China, unlucky
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Why Fonterra’s China problem is bigger than we think
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