New Zealand's dairy fortunes slowly turn for the better: New products, more stable future earnings and a long climb back up
•While weather and pastureland conditions improved, low farmgate milk prices, slumping exports caused an average loss of NZ$196,000 (US$143,000) per dairy farm •The tendency for traditional fatty commodities to perform better than dairy powders is carrying over into its third year •Fluid milk and branded dairy products ...