The partnership, announced in SPC’s annual financial report alongside a robust $30 million EBITDA profit, positions the company as a key player in Australia’s evolving dairy landscape.
The curriculum is designed to equip machine operators in the dairy sector with the technical knowledge.
The deal combines two of the largest buyers of raw milk in Victoria and Tasmania.
This move comes after New Zealand-based Fonterra announced that it would explore full or partial divestment options for ‘some or all’ of its global consumer business.
The standard requires that dairy animals have a diet comprised of at least 90% (fresh weight) on a 3-year rolling average.