New dairy spreads for Fonterra and CSIRO

Tuesday, 25 January, 2011

CSIRO’s dairy product formulation, emulsifiers, processing conditions and plant set-up qualifications have assisted Fonterra in the development of several new dairy spreads.

This collaboration means some product is now manufactured in Australia instead of overseas and is being exported as well.

Fonterra is an exporter of dairy products and is famous for its Western Star, Mainland and Allowrie spreads, among others.

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