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Fonterra CEO Expects Impacts From Fuel Shock on Costs, Demand

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 10 June 2026, 22:30 UTC By Tracy Withers 1 min read

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A Fonterra Cooperative Group Ltd. milk tanker at a milk processing plant in Takaanini, Auckland, New Zealand, on Friday, June 14, 2024. The Auckland-based company is exploring full or partial divestment options for some or all of its global consumer business brands.

Fonterra Cooperative Group Ltd. (ORG) Takaanini (LOCATION) Auckland (LOCATION) New Zealand (LOCATION)

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A raft of companies has been shifting operations to Malaysia from Singapore in recent months, illustrating a broader trend of global mobility that has firms seeking jurisdictions with lower costs, tax incentives and access to larger markets. Apparel giant H&M announced in May that it would relocate its Southeast Asian headquarters from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur, affecting 78 positions. Meanwhile Heineken said in March that it would move large-scale production for its Asia Pacific Breweries...

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Fonterra CEO Expects Impacts From Fuel Shock on Costs, Demand

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