Fonterra caught the business world by surprise last week with plans to sell off its consumer brands and businesses – including supermarket mainstays such as Anchor, Fresh'n Fruity and Mainland ...

Fonterra says the boiler conversion at the Clandeboye site would lead to a 9% reduction in the co-operative's overall emissions. Photo / Mark Mitchell Dairy giant Fonterra has announced a $64 ...

Fonterra’s Clandeboye plant has won two prizes in the annual Best Site Cup Awards contested by the dairy company’s manufacturing sites around the country. The processing facility, near Temuka ...

Fonterra said the decision did not change its plan to sell the consumer business, which could be sold as one entity, as individual businesses, or be publicly listed.

In This Article: FCG.NZ Fonterra plans to exit its consumer-facing business to focus on ingredients in what the dairy co-op described as a “step-change in strategic direction”.

Mr Harvey said the sale of the Fonterra business – given the volumes it processed – was a major event for the Australian dairy industry. “We’re in a five- or six-year period of major ...

Auckland, New Zealand-based Fonterra in November last year outlined its plans to explore potential divestment options for Fonterra Oceania and Fonterra Sri Lanka, including a sale and an IPO. "Our ...

Fonterra Oceania comprises the recently merged operations in New Zealand and Australia serving the retail, out-of-home and B2B channels. The Sri Lanka business also supplies those same customers.