No need for Fonterra split, says Council chairman
Farmers seen seeking stability rather than radical change.
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Fonterra shareholders are unhappy about the milk price and frustrated about its investment in Beingmate but are not looking to split the co-operative, Fonterra Shareholders' Council chairman Duncan Coull says.
The performance of the giant dairy co-op has been seriously hit by losses at Beingmate
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Tim Hunter
Mon, 03 Sep 2018
Mon, 03 Sep 2018
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No need for Fonterra split, says Council chairman
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