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Dairy farmer concern re Fonterra Constitution

Published: Wed 18 Jun 2003 05:27 PM
Dairy farmer concern re Fonterra Constitution
Concern over the inadequacy of Fonterra's consultation with shareholders and the lack of choice for suppliers prompted Dairy Farmers of New Zealand (DFNZ) to debate Fonterra's constitution at their National Conference in Wellington yesterday.
The Council passed a remit that DFNZ works with the Fonterra Shareholders Council to reconsider the clauses in the Fonterra constitution that relate to the terms and conditions of supply including the acquisition of shareholder information from third parties.
"Dairy farmers need to feel confident that they have adequate protection and redress in keeping with co-operative principles, says DFNZ Chair Kevin Wooding.
"Working alongside the Shareholders Council is the best way of ensuring Shareholder input."

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