Fonterra continues to invest for future
Fonterra has today announced a further investment in its operations with around $150 million earmarked for a new cool store at its Whareroa site in Taranaki.
New plant for Fonterra's Edendale site, creating 70 new jobs
Fonterra is set to invest $150 million to build a new UHT cream plant at its Edendale site in Southland to meet growing demand through its Foodservice business.
Fonterra to expand Studholme site to grow protein ingredients offering
Fonterra is set to expand its Studholme site in the South Island to create a hub for high value proteins.
Fonterra marks 10-year milestones in China Foodservice growth story
As two sites at the heart of Fonterra’s Foodservice business celebrate their 10th anniversaries, the Co-operative is announcing it will open its sixth application centre to meet growing demand.
It’s electrifying! Fonterra to install its first electrode boiler at Edendale to reduce emissions
In its next step to get out of coal, Fonterra has announced it will install a 20-megawatt electrode boiler at its Edendale site in Southland.
Full steam ahead for Fonterra Waitoa wood biomass boiler
Fonterra’s Waitoa manufacturing site is now using around 50% less coal as its new wood biomass boiler swings into action.
Fonterra taking further steps to decarbonise and lift efficiency
Fonterra is continuing to progress its decarbonisation work with the announcement of another site transitioning from coal and the installation of a heat pump and solar thermal system.
Fonterra and MAN Energy Solutions enter into major partnership for the use of decarbonisation technology
Fonterra and MAN Energy Solutions (MAN ES) are entering a strategic partnership to reduce CO2 emissions in dairy production using climate-friendly heat pump technology for steam generation.
Another sustainability success for Fonterra Te Awamutu
As Fonterra works to prioritise the reduction or re-use of water at its manufacturing sites, the Co-op is investing a significant $51 million to improve wastewater processing at their Te Awamutu site in the Waikato.
