Fonterra

The dairy cooperative is looking to sell all or part of its "global consumer business" as it shifts its focus.

Fonterra is looking at full or partial divestment options for some or all of its global consumer business, including well-known brands such as Anchor, and.

Fonterra is exploring full or partial divestment options for its global Consumer business, as well as its integrated businesses Fonterra Oceania and F...

Well-known Kiwi dairy brands like Anchor, Fresh'n Fruity and Mainland could be sold off as Fonterra puts its consumer products on the block.

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In a surprising announcement, dairy giant Fonterra has announced plans to divest its consumer business, along with operations in Australia and Sri Lanka.

The New Zealand-headquartered co-operative is behind household brands like Western Star butter and Mainland cheese and has local eight manufacturing sites.

Fonterra's proposed divestment of its consumer brands and businesses is the most dramatic major structural change in its 23-year history.

Fonterra is looking to sell Anchor, an iconic Kiwi dairy brand that has been around since 1886, as part of a far-reaching step change in its strategy aimed.

Co-op announces intention to divest itself of consumer brands in major shake-up. Fonterra's consumer portfolio holds brands such as Mainland, Anchor, Kāpiti, ...

There are a lot of cons in Fonterra's plan to sell off some or all of its most well-known brands, a marketing professor says.

Fonterra's CEO says the co-op's decided to divest a number of overseas operations for the good of the business. The dairy giant has signalled its intent to.

“We are exploring divestment options for our global Consumer business as well as our integrated businesses Fonterra Oceania and Fonterra Sri Lanka,” he said. “ ...

Fonterra is looking at full or partial divestment options for some or all of its global consumer business, including well-known brands such as Anchor, and.

The New Zealand co-operative is set to offload some of its best-known consumer brands to create 'a simpler, higher-performing' business.

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In this context, we are exploring divestment options for our global Consumer business and our integrated businesses Fonterra Oceania and Fonterra Sri Lanka.”.

Some farmers are apprehensive about Fonterra selling off its iconic brands, but they may consider it if their profits are protected, Federated Farmers says.

Arie Dekker, a long-time Fonterra watcher and Jarden's head of research, says the co-op's move to put its consumer business up for sale is its boldest call.

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