ATM - A2 Milk Corporation Limited

[JeremyALD]

Probably a dumb question but where is A2 Milk stocked in New Zealand? I actually want some but have been unable to find in any supermarket. There's Fresha Valley A2 but looks like that is a different company?

[kizame]

Probably a dumb question but where is A2 Milk stocked in New Zealand? I actually want some but have been unable to find in any supermarket. There's Fresha Valley A2 but looks like that is a different company?

Fresha valley is A2,and its only stocked in countdown as far as I know,I have never seen it and would buy if I could get it. I don't shop at countdown so may go have a look.
It does seem unusual that the company originates from here but hasn't penetrated the market in any form.

[JeremyALD]

Fresha valley is A2,and its only stocked in countdown as far as I know,I have never seen it and would buy if I could get it. I don't shop at countdown so may go have a look.
It does seem unusual that the company originates from here but hasn't penetrated the market in any form.

The branding and packaging is very poor on Fresha Valley milk. It dosent state anything about health benefits and has a small amount of A1 in it. A 2L is $4.90 so not really expensive. Are you sure this is the a2 milk company? I can't find anything on their website saying it's the a2 milk company or that their is a relationship. Personally I wouldn't buy the milk and it doesn't look or seem like a2.

edit: I just found out Fresha Milk is licensed by the a2 milk company to sell into New Zealand. So they pay a fee or commission to a2 but are not at all owned by a2 milk. i still find it bizarre that a 6 billion company that started in ANZ dosent even sell direct into its own market.

[hardt]

The branding and packaging is very poor on Fresha Valley milk. It dosent state anything about health benefits and has a small amount of A1 in it. A 2L is $4.90 so not really expensive. Are you sure this is the a2 milk company? I can't find anything on their website saying it's the a2 milk company or that their is a relationship. Personally I wouldn't buy the milk and it doesn't look or seem like a2.

edit: I just found out Fresha Milk is licensed by the a2 milk company to sell into New Zealand. So they pay a fee or commission to a2 but are not at all owned by a2 milk. i still find it bizarre that a 6 billion company that started in ANZ dosent even sell direct into its own market.

Any raw milk they turn into formula will sell... so why would they move anything away from the mega margin powders to lower margin wet milk into a tiny market...

Consumers in China deserve our undivided attention.

[see weed]

Probably a dumb question but where is A2 Milk stocked in New Zealand? I actually want some but have been unable to find in any supermarket. There's Fresha Valley A2 but looks like that is a different company?

Pak n Save Royal Oak sells a2 milk for the last month or so. And most Countdowns.

[winner69]

Share price off to a good start on the ASX

[Beagle]

We're such a backwater shutting down the markets for so long over the holidays.

[777]

We're such a backwater shutting down the markets for so long over the holidays.

It is a public holiday here. Not so in Australia.

https://www.officeholidays.com/count...alia/index.php

[kizame]

And the US tomorrow or their Tuesday.

[Ggcc]

It is a public holiday here. Not so in Australia.



https://www.officeholidays.com/count...alia/index.php

We have way too many holidays in New Zealand in comparison to the rest of the world. Kiwis take off roughly 7 weeks off per year including special leave. There was even talk about giving kiwi workers more. Have to feel sorry for employers who take off roughly 2-3 weeks off per year I read somewhere.