Outgoing Westland Milk boss warns of two more seasons of dairy pain

Outgoing Westland Milk boss warns of two more seasons of dairy pain
Edwin Mitson
By Edwin Mitson March 30 (BusinessDesk) - Outgoing Westland Milk Products chief executive Rod Quin has warned low milk payouts are likely to continue for another two seasons as the Hokitika-based dairy cooperative lowered its predicted payout for the current season by 10 cents.  Shareholders are being told to expect to receive $3.90-$4.00 per kilo of milk solids, down from $4.00-$4.10/kgMS, a prediction only made a month ago.  Quin and Westland chair Matt O'Regan say their conclusions are based on a recent trip to Europe, where the exp...