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Future Consumer Calls Off Joint Venture With Fonterra
- Thursday March 10, 2022
- Business | Press Trust of India
Future Consumer, a part of Kishore Biyani-led Future Group, has decided to terminate a joint venture pact with New Zealand's dairy firm Fonterra
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'Eco-Terrorist' Threat to Poison New Zealand Baby Formula
- Tuesday March 10, 2015
- World News | Agence France-Presse
New Zealand has received an "eco-terrorist" threat to poison baby formula, Prime Minister John Key said today, in a scare that risks further denting the country's "clean, green" reputation.
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Fonterra Milk Scare a False Alarm, Says New Zealand
- Friday May 23, 2014
- AFP
A botulism scare that sparked global recalls of Fonterra milk products was a false alarm and there was never any danger to consumers, New Zealand officials said Wednesday after new tests.The crisis led to infant formula being taken off shelves from China...
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New Contamination Scare Hits New Zealand Dairy Industry
- Friday May 23, 2014
- AFP
A new contamination scare hit New Zealand's multi-billion dollar dairy industry on Monday after it was revealed a milk product with excessive nitrate levels had been exported to China.Both New Zealand's Ministry of Primary Industries (MPI) and the company...
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New Zealand PM to Make Milk Scare Apology in China
- Friday May 23, 2014
- AFP
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key said Tuesday he will visit Beijing later this year to personally apologise to Chinese consumers over the Fonterra milk botulism scare.China's baby formula market is worth around NZ$3.0 billion ($2.4 billion) a year...
- food.ndtv.com
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New Zealand Dairy Giant Faces New Milk Scare in Sri Lanka
- Monday August 12, 2013
- AFP
New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra, already under pressure over a global botulism scare, is facing fresh trouble over milk powder in Sri Lanka allegedly mixed with a farm chemical.The company said Saturday it had completed a recall of two batches of milk...
- food.ndtv.com
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China fines three milk suppliers in price-fixing probe
- Wednesday August 7, 2013
- World News | Associated Press
Three foreign suppliers of infant formula, including Mead Johnson and New Zealand's Fonterra, said Wednesday that China has fined them in a price-fixing investigation.
- www.ndtv.com
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Dairy Giant Apologizes Over Food Safety Scare in China
- Friday May 23, 2014
- IANS, Beijing
New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra apologized to its Chinese customers after potentially harmful bacteria were detected in some of the company's products.The CEO of the world's top exporter of dairy products offered the apology at a press conference in...
- food.ndtv.com
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New Zealand Dairy Tainted With Bacteria Triggers Global Recall
- Monday August 5, 2013
- Associated Press
A botulism scare has prompted China and Russia to stop importing some New Zealand dairy products, denting the country's reputation as a supplier of safe, high quality food.New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra announced Saturday that up to 1,000 tons of infant...
- food.ndtv.com
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Future Consumer Calls Off Joint Venture With Fonterra
- Thursday March 10, 2022
- Business | Press Trust of India
Future Consumer, a part of Kishore Biyani-led Future Group, has decided to terminate a joint venture pact with New Zealand's dairy firm Fonterra
- www.ndtv.com/business
-
'Eco-Terrorist' Threat to Poison New Zealand Baby Formula
- Tuesday March 10, 2015
- World News | Agence France-Presse
New Zealand has received an "eco-terrorist" threat to poison baby formula, Prime Minister John Key said today, in a scare that risks further denting the country's "clean, green" reputation.
- www.ndtv.com
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Fonterra Milk Scare a False Alarm, Says New Zealand
- Friday May 23, 2014
- AFP
A botulism scare that sparked global recalls of Fonterra milk products was a false alarm and there was never any danger to consumers, New Zealand officials said Wednesday after new tests.The crisis led to infant formula being taken off shelves from China...
- food.ndtv.com
-
New Contamination Scare Hits New Zealand Dairy Industry
- Friday May 23, 2014
- AFP
A new contamination scare hit New Zealand's multi-billion dollar dairy industry on Monday after it was revealed a milk product with excessive nitrate levels had been exported to China.Both New Zealand's Ministry of Primary Industries (MPI) and the company...
- food.ndtv.com
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New Zealand PM to Make Milk Scare Apology in China
- Friday May 23, 2014
- AFP
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key said Tuesday he will visit Beijing later this year to personally apologise to Chinese consumers over the Fonterra milk botulism scare.China's baby formula market is worth around NZ$3.0 billion ($2.4 billion) a year...
- food.ndtv.com
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New Zealand Dairy Giant Faces New Milk Scare in Sri Lanka
- Monday August 12, 2013
- AFP
New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra, already under pressure over a global botulism scare, is facing fresh trouble over milk powder in Sri Lanka allegedly mixed with a farm chemical.The company said Saturday it had completed a recall of two batches of milk...
- food.ndtv.com
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China fines three milk suppliers in price-fixing probe
- Wednesday August 7, 2013
- World News | Associated Press
Three foreign suppliers of infant formula, including Mead Johnson and New Zealand's Fonterra, said Wednesday that China has fined them in a price-fixing investigation.
- www.ndtv.com
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Dairy Giant Apologizes Over Food Safety Scare in China
- Friday May 23, 2014
- IANS, Beijing
New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra apologized to its Chinese customers after potentially harmful bacteria were detected in some of the company's products.The CEO of the world's top exporter of dairy products offered the apology at a press conference in...
- food.ndtv.com
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New Zealand Dairy Tainted With Bacteria Triggers Global Recall
- Monday August 5, 2013
- Associated Press
A botulism scare has prompted China and Russia to stop importing some New Zealand dairy products, denting the country's reputation as a supplier of safe, high quality food.New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra announced Saturday that up to 1,000 tons of infant...
- food.ndtv.com