Sentences with phrase «australian dairy market»

If the Canadians are allowed to buy Warrnambool Cheese, competition in the Australian dairy market will be maintained, but the level of Australian ownership will be diminished.

A successful takeover would create a company with 40 per cent of the Australian dairy market.

Not exact matches

He'd first made contact with the Australian dairy 12 years ago, and had made a point of checking in every year since, getting to know the company and its market, and patiently waiting for a moment when a deal might make sense.

In the Australian drinking milk market the two major players are multinationals, Japanese - owned Lion (with the Pura and Dairy Farmers brands) and French - owned Parmalat (with the Pauls brand).

Our key markets (product categories) include: Supplement, Skincare, UGG, Wine, Dairy, Seafood, Red Meat, and other Australian products.

Fonterra chief executive Theo Spierings said the Australian farm gate price did not reflect the global dairy rout and called for an «honest debate about what is being earned in the market».

The co-operative cited a spike in the Australian dollar and a global dairy market that continues to weaken after China slashed its spending on bulk dairy imports and amid Russia's ongoing trade sanctions on many western products.

«The fact is that, for some time, the price paid to Australian dairy farmers for milk did not reflect the reality of the international market,» Ms Swales, who runs the country's second largest milk processor, told The Australian Financial Review this week.

Street Talk understands Kirin has quietly tested market appetite for the Australian milk, dairy beverages, yoghurt and cheese business, approaching large global food and dairy companies and other potential buyers.

Ongoing consolidation attempts across the Australian dairy sector, continuing market expansion in China and a change in long - term strategy severely affected Fonterra's ability to edge in on the highly fragmented Mexican dairy sector - of which no single company controls more than 10 per cent.

Fund managers and investors alike bemoan the lack of choice in the Australian market, but we have just seen an opportunity to create a listed dairy giant pass us all by.

«The extent of how it's played out in the Australian market and probably the length of the trough in the global market around dairy has definitely surprised us,» he said.

In a recent market announcement, the company quoted the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) in its interim report into the dairy industry last November, saying: «Wholesale and retail non-organic milk prices have been declining in real terms since the industry was deregulated in 2000.

Irvin noted, «Bega Cheese's focus on Australian and international consumer markets, strong branding and distribution alliances such as Blackmores and investment in higher value dairy nutritionals means that we are well positioned to take advantage of unfolding market opportunities.»

China is the second largest export market for Australian dairy producers with trade valued at $ 295 million in the 2015 financial year.

Bega's adviser, David Williams of Kidder Williams, urged competition regulators to take a more «balanced» view of the dairy sector, saying industry rationalisation was necessary to build scale and enable the Australian industry to take a bigger share of the booming Asian dairy market.

Despite «low growth rates» across the Australian dairy sector, Eggers, who will become general manage of Arla Foods Mayer Australia, insisted the market for specialty cheese «is lively and growing.»

«We are keen to invest in Australian dairy with a strong export focus, but we are not walking away from the domestic market.

Privately - owned Victorian company ViPlus Dairy trumpeted in early December that it was the first Australian manufacturer of milk powder to receive China FDA approval to keep selling its products in the China market.

The company, which has grown sales from $ 7 million in 2012 to $ 23 million in 2013 and $ 36 million in 2014, hopes to take advantage of strong overseas interest in the Australian and Asian dairy markets.

Australian dairy farmers, who aired similar concerns about the level of payments they receive from dairy companies, were told at a conference last week that the price they receive for their milk is predominantly influenced by international markets.

Appetite is returning for Australian dairy farms as Bembaala Farms, one of Victoria's most productive and highly regarded dairy aggregations, comes to market.

Australian Dairy Farms plans to shift from the highly competitive conventional milk market to an organic infant formula producer.

Australian Dairy Farms intends to convert its six Victorian dairy farms to organic production in the first step of the plan, which the company hopes will transform it from a minor player in the highly competitive conventional milk market to a major player in organic food prodDairy Farms intends to convert its six Victorian dairy farms to organic production in the first step of the plan, which the company hopes will transform it from a minor player in the highly competitive conventional milk market to a major player in organic food proddairy farms to organic production in the first step of the plan, which the company hopes will transform it from a minor player in the highly competitive conventional milk market to a major player in organic food products.

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Australian dairy farmers are already benefiting from an improvement in global diary market conditions, which has led to rising farmgate prices, and the major dairy processors are strongly urging them to invest in boosting their milk production.

Specialist packaging supplier KM Packaging Services Ltd has expanded its strategic alliance with Istanbul - based Ispak, part of the international manufacturing group Kibar Holding, to further develop the supply of confectionery and dairy aluminium foil based flexible packaging to the UK, US and Australian markets.