Theo Spierings

Fonterra is joining the chorus for interest rate cuts after forecasting another tough season for its farmers. Audio

Investors have shaved more than 7 percent off the value of Fonterra's share prices following a lower half profit and a cut in the dividend. Audio

Fonterra is confident demand for dairy products in China will rebound sooner than later. Audio

Fonterra's chief executive Theo Spierings says the Ebola crisis is contributing to the international uncertaintly that is creating an oversupply of dairy and driving down farmgate milk prices. Audio

Fonterra plans to launch a new business brand today aimed at producers, rather than consumers. Audio

Guyon Espiner talks to Theo Spierings. Audio

The chief executive of New Zealand's largest company, Fonterra, says the company's margins will improve from here but milk price volatility is here to stay. Audio

Fonterra has slashed its forecast payout from seven dollars to six dollars per kilo of milk solids, blaming volatility in world milk prices. Audio

Theo Spierings, the CEO of Fonterra, New Zealand's largest company. The world's largest dairy exporter was caught up in a botulism false alarm this year that made headlines around the world and… Audio

Fonterra says a protest outside one of its factories in Sri Lanka is one of the reasons it told its 755 staff in the country to stay at home. Audio

The chief executive of Fonterra Theo Spierings has been speaking in the last few minutes at a news conference in Beijing where he hurried after the contamination news broke. Audio

Chief Executive of Fonterra Theo Spierings and Federated Farmers food safety spokesperson William Rolleston on the fallout from DCD residue being found in Fonterra milk powder. Audio

Fonterra will pay its 10,500 farmer owners $6.40 per kilogram of milksolids for the year to July, nearly a fifth less than last year. Audio

New Zealand's largest business wants to get even bigger. Audio