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Cyclone damage: NZ's largest apple grower withdraws profit guidance

Owner of biggest apple grower reveals it has no insurance for Cyclone Gabrielle mayhem.

A2 Milk lifts first half profit by 22pc, says China still challenging

A2 Milk's post-Covid recovery has continued with a lift in its first half profit.

How Aussie winemaker adapted after being shut out by China

Australian wine exports plunged from $1.3 billion before the 2020 tariffs to $12.4m.

Cost of produce set to increase after cyclone damage, Agricultural Minister warns

Warning follows $4m aid announcement. Kumara shortage looms.

How Fonterra plans to turn this year's challenges into opportunities: chairman

Inflation, sustainability, R&D and China high on board's menu.

Bruce Cotterill: Getting on our bikes for mental health, prostate cancer

A ride from Cape Reinga to Bluff is a way to help men facing some big issues.

Dairy industry takes to sky to reach cut-off Hawke’s Bay farmers and cows

More helicopter missions are planned by DairyNZ, Fonterra, LIC and Federated Farmers.

A2 Milk rallies: What to expect from Monday’s first half result

A2 Milk is still in recovery mode after Covid-19.

Fraser Whineray resigns from Fonterra

The co-op's chief operating officer is leaving after a three-year stint.

Cheese, chips and chooks: New data confirms soaring grocery bills

Latest food price data shows ballooning bills could be hard for some to stomach.

Shipping shake-up: Will end of an alliance be good or bad for NZ supply chain?

More competitive tension would be welcome, freight sector says.

EU trade deal on track for formal signing this year

EU Ambassador to New Zealand Nina Obermaier says NZers should see Europe as an ally.

Wonky Box - the cut-price produce pursuit proving popular

A direct-to-consumer produce delivery box is a hit in this cost of living crisis.

Synlait emerges from Covid’s long shadow

Dairy company Synlait Milk is on the road to recovery after Covid took its toll.

Why Fonterra is looking at giant heat pumps for its factories

Big exporter needs 200 degree Celsius steam to dry milk into powder.

Former Forestlands director Rowan Kearns pleads guilty to FMA charges

Charges related to disclosure and financial record keeping.

'Trying times': 60 pc of maize crops wiped out, kiwifruit damaged, farmers worried

A tropical cyclone could cause more pain for contractors, kiwifruit growers and farmers.

Global Dairy Trade auction: Have milk prices bottomed?

Dairy prices lifted at the latest GDT dairy auction, partly reversing last year's fall.