Dairyworks: the bright spot in Synlait’s tough year

Dairyworks: the bright spot in Synlait’s tough year
The Dairyworks site in Christchurch. (Image: Synlait)
Riley Kennedy
Dairyworks is expected to grow significantly in the next three to four years, Synlait Milk’s chief executive says.Synlait signed a deal to buy the cheese producer from the Cross family in late 2019 for $112 million.It was founded in 2001 in Temuka, in South Canterbury, and moved its production to Christchurch in 2009.When Synlait bought it, then-chief executive Leon Clement said the business was a strategic fit for the dairy processor.“Dairyworks is a nimble and innovative company. It will fit well with Synlait and provides us with...

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