NZCID - Fonterra

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Dairy is our life's work and our strategy is to lead in dairy. We've built strong partnerships with other leading global dairy companies and we are co-operatively owned by more than 11,000 New Zealand dairy farmers.

Fonterra is one of the top six dairy companies in the world by turnover (June 2006 Rabobank ratings), the world's leading exporter of dairy products and responsible for more than a third of international dairy trade.

Our dairy farmers have long been known for producing quality milk and today New Zealand is a world leader in large-scale milk procurement and processing.

Our global supply chain stretches from farms all over New Zealand to customers and consumers in more than 140 countries.

visit

> fonterra.com

contact

Ross McGowan

t: 07 839 8398

e: ross.mcgowan@fonterra.com

a: PO Box 459 Hamilton

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