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Fonterra still has no plans to sell Chilean business

Rebecca Howard
Thu, 15 Apr 2021

Fonterra's cows in southern Chile are not up for sale yet.
Rebecca Howard
Thu, 15 Apr 2021
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Fonterra chief executive Miles Hurrell is upbeat about the latest result from the cooperative’s Chilean operations and says no decision has been made to sell.“It’s pleasing to see Soprole performing well, particularly given the challenging circumstances in Chile our businesses have navigated,” he told BusinessDesk.“Covid-19 continues to have a big impact on Chile, but like we’ve seen across many of our markets, it’s also increased demand for our products,” he said.Chile reported 5,497 new covid ca...

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