This was announced by Synlait on June 8 where it also provided a trading update on NZX, reporting a NZ$12 million net loss after tax for January 1-April 30.
Dairy farmers will soon earn more for producing high-quality milk as the government shifts from quantity-based to quality-based payments.
The authors of the study note that its diverse nutritional and immunomodulatory components collectively support infant development and health.
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