14th June 2023 Environment / KPMG
The weather events of the summer cast a pall over discussions with food and fibre leaders feeding into KPMG’s annual deep dive.
“Food and fibre business will have to adapt quickly to the likely changes any sustained recession will bring,” says KPMG’s global head of agribusiness Ian Proudfoot.
The clock is ticking to register for KPMG and the University of Waikato second Food & Fibre Insights course.
A juxtaposition of circumstance and an industry that is muddled are the conclusions drawn by KPMG from the many sector leader conversations held in preparing its 2022 KPMG Agribusiness Agenda.
KPMG and the University of Waikato are calling for registrations for the second cohort of their Food & Fibre Insights course.
KPMG and the University of Waikato are partnering to deliver a new six-week course designed for rural professionals seeking to expand their knowledge in New Zealand’s food and fibre sector.
New Zealand’s signing of the US/EU Global Methane Pledge at COP26 could become a “massive structural risk to our food and fibre sector,” says KPMG’s Ian Proudfoot.
A not-too-distant future where food manufacturers sell products straight to doctors or producers are paid based on nutrition has been mooted in new research that peers into the future of the sector to 2040.
Export disruptions, labour shortages and regulatory pressures are hurting morale in the sector.
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