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Lactalis Heritage Dairy, Inc.

Lactalis Heritage Dairy, Inc.

French agribusiness companywww.lactalisheritagedairy.com

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Oct 3, 2026

Les BinetGUEST
75:07
So there's a couple of stories about this.
Les BinetGUEST
75:11
So at the agency, one of my clients was Lactalis.
Les BinetGUEST
75:15
So many people I think in the UK don't realise that a lot of what they think of as British cheese is French.
Les BinetGUEST
75:22
So Seriously Strong Cheddar is owned by Lactalis, a French company.
Les BinetGUEST
75:29
So they were one of my clients and Some years ago, back in the days when I was first getting into all the kind of emotional advertising and irrational decisions and being influenced by you, which we've come on to, I did a presentation to them.
Les BinetGUEST
75:44
I was talking about, for example, talking about how loyalty strategies don't generally work and all this sort of stuff.
Jack KennedyHOST
5:47
We've talked about it on this show before.
Jack KennedyHOST
5:49
There is unprecedented investment at the moment in the US dairy, over forty investments totaling over thirteen billion US dollars, with many big cheese plants up in the center valley of the US, Leprino, Hilmar, Bell, Valley Queen, Lactalis, Bongard, to name but a few, all investing billions of US dollars in milk processing at the moment.
Jack KennedyHOST
6:11
So what impact will that have? There is a global concern that this might be a case of a flock of sheep following each other over the cliff edge.
Jack KennedyHOST
6:19
With that investment, what does it mean in terms of protein product? In total, the suggestion is that in four years there will be five hundred thousand tons of additional cheese.

12 MINS LATER

speaker_3UNKNOWN
18:23
I leave that to other people.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
18:25
Um, I guess other news, Fonterra announced their, um, end of year results there, um, t- last week, and, um, obviously looks like the company is performing well.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
18:36
So, so far, so good for the divestment, um, [lip smacks] to Lactalis.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
18:40
So yeah, uh, truck along here, uh, busy, head down, bum up, as they say, but, uh, tomorrow's another day.
John BakerCORRESPONDENT
0:23
It ruled that prescription validity, sick note limits and fee restrictions require a clear legal basis in the Social Security Code before enforcement.
John BakerCORRESPONDENT
0:32
some welcome news on the forecourts today as drivers in luxembourg will benefit from notable fuel price reductions overnight 95 octane petrol fell by 9.5 cents per litre while 98 octane petrol tumbled to 10.1 cents now costing 2 euros 0.015 diesel also fell though less substantially down 3.8 cents and finally heating oil dropped three point cents 3.6 cents per litre 50 of the 68 Prolek dairy farms have agreed to supply milk to Luxley after Lactalis ended its contracts with Luxembourg producers.
John BakerCORRESPONDENT
1:06
Of the remaining farms, some will join other dairies, while around six plan to leave dairy farming altogether.
John BakerCORRESPONDENT
1:11
Ten are also expected to supply Dutch company Royal Aeware from April 2027.
John BakerCORRESPONDENT
0:52
Diesel also fell, though less substantially, down 3.8 cents and heating oil dropped 3.6 cents per litre.
John BakerCORRESPONDENT
0:59
50 of the 68 Prolek dairy farms have agreed to supply milk to Luxley after Lactalis ended its contracts with Luxembourg producers.
John BakerCORRESPONDENT
1:08
Of the remaining farms, some will join other dairies, while around six plan to leave dairy farming entirely.
John BakerCORRESPONDENT
1:13
Ten are expected to supply Dutch company Royal Aeware from April 2027.
JohnCORRESPONDENT
0:09
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JohnCORRESPONDENT
0:13
50 of the 68 Prolek dairy farms have agreed to supply milk to Luxlay after Lactalis ended its contracts with Luxembourg producers.
JohnCORRESPONDENT
0:21
Of the remaining farms, some will join other dairies, while around six plan to leave dairy farming altogether.
JohnCORRESPONDENT
0:27
Ten are expected to supply Dutch company Royal A Ware from April 2027.
Bernard HickeyHOST
4:45
Number five, in New Zealand, dairy farmers can look ahead to strong milk payouts next year and will be banking a record high cash payout for the year just completed, says ANZ New Zealand agri-economist Matt Dilley.
Matt DilleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:56
And in addition to that is a $2 per kilo milk solids tax-free capital return resulting from the sale of Fonterra's consumer business to Lactalis that went through earlier this year.
Matt DilleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:07
So if you add that all up, you get $12.42 per kilo of milk solids, which is a fantastic result for dairy farmers here in New Zealand.
Bernard HickeyHOST
5:17
Matt Tilley there.
Ryan BridgeHOST
0:00
So $2.6 billion annual profit, this is Fonterra.
Ryan BridgeHOST
0:03
$1.2 billion coming from the sale of the mainland brands to the French.
Ryan BridgeHOST
0:07
$20 billion being paid out this year.
Ryan BridgeHOST
0:09
Not too worried about El Nino yet.
Giles BeckfordCORRESPONDENT
0:23
Yes, Fonterra had a bumper result.
Giles BeckfordCORRESPONDENT
0:26
The big number was 3.4 billion, but we have to remember that about a third of that was the proceeds of the sale of its consumer business to Lactalis earlier in the financial year.
Giles BeckfordCORRESPONDENT
0:41
Clear away all the smoke and the bottom line profit was about $1.2 billion.
Giles BeckfordCORRESPONDENT
0:46
Revenue of $27 billion.
Giles BeckfordCORRESPONDENT
0:23
Yes, Fonterra had a bumper result.
Giles BeckfordCORRESPONDENT
0:26
The big number was 3.4 billion, but we have to remember that about a third of that was the proceeds of the sale of its consumer business to Lactalis earlier in the financial year.
Giles BeckfordCORRESPONDENT
0:41
Clear away all the smoke and the bottom line profit was about $1.2 billion.
Giles BeckfordCORRESPONDENT
0:46
Revenue of $27 billion.
Steve AllenGUEST
42:40
And then once in a deregulated environment, it was a case of, okay, now how can we make sure that we're performing and slowly build our market presence? And so it took a while, but that's essentially what we did.
Anne LeeHOST
42:55
because obviously we've seen it recently with Fonterra and the sale to Lactalis, Lactali, however you want to say it.
Anne LeeHOST
43:03
Getting out there and doing the marketing is expensive too.
Anne LeeHOST
43:08
So there's a lot of discussion about value add and that value add, yes, you might get a really great return, but the cost of getting to that is quite high.

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