NSW bushfires: Dairy farmers impacted by fodder shortage, road blocks
BUSHFIRES in NSW have interrupted the supply of 70,000 litres of milk to leading processor Norco, its chief executive has revealed. Michael Hampson said it
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Edition 192 | 6th May 2026
Would A Recession Sink Milk Prices?
According to the National Bureau of Economic Research, there have been five recessions in the U.S. since 1980, with the last and biggest starting in 2008 and ending in 2009. Remember what dairy prices did in 2009? They went from historic highs in 2014 down to historic lows.
Westland Milk delivers non-competitive payout, says new owners will do better
Westland Milk has delivered its farmer suppliers a milk payout it admits is not competitive, but says its new owners will do better.
Free Trade Agreements with Hong Kong and Indonesia key to support dairy exports: ADIC
Australia’s access to major markets Hong Kong and Indonesia requires the government ratifying key free trade agreements to support the $3.4 billion dairy export industry,
Fonterra plays safe, maintains wide milk price forecast for 2019/20
Volatile commodities markets have convinced Fonterra to maintain a wide $6.25 to $7.25 per kg milk price forecast for 2019/20. Chairman John Monaghan said the
Chinese consumers increasingly seek nutrition for improved gut health, says Beneo study
Chinese consumers are becoming increasingly aware of the importance of gut health and are seeking nutritional solutions within this space, according to research by Beneo.
