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Press Release – Fonterra With the first phase of Fonterras capital structure consultation now complete, the Co-op is drawing up a revised proposal that aims to reflect farmers views. A number of changes are being considered to the preferred option initially put forward …
With the first phase of Fonterra’s capital structure consultation now complete, the Co-op is drawing up a revised proposal that aims to reflect farmers’ views.
A number of changes are being considered to the preferred option initially put forward in the Consultation Booklet in May – including adjusting the proposed minimum shareholding requirement for farmers and enabling sharemilkers and contract milkers to own shares.
“What could you consider putting in place to assist them?” Clr McBride suggested: “Your additional concerns may relate to the fact that you objected to this site being used for this purpose in the first place.” The 59-acre sloping site between Whitehall Road, Whitechapel Road and the M62 will be entirely given over to the facility – which will be a third of a kilometre long, 178m wide and 23m high – as well as space for nearly 200 HGVs and 900 cars and vans. That has lead to concerns that local routes – including the Chain Bar junction – could become clogged. In pure employment terms the proposed warehouse could provide 1,500 jobs.
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