cheese brands | Why killing our cheese brands and exporting live cows is the same economic doom loop

We are restarting live cow exports and dumping our cheese brands, both are examples of the economic doom loop NZ is now in…

Fonterra pushes ahead with sale of Anchor, Mainland brands

NZ will resume live animal exports – to low demand

…We have been led to believe that we are some fancy Dairy producer when the reality is we are a basic bitch exporter of basic bitch milk powder that is used as ingredient filler for the heavily manufactured food industry, 75% of our export is milk powder and the millisecond those big manufacturing industries can remove the cost of growing the cow to make the milk, our economy will risk an enormous implosion.

By killing our brands off, Fonteera is just focusing on us making basic bitch milk powder and the exact same thing has happened to our cows.

We aren’t doing clever cuts or marketing with our meat now, we are just selling the cows off because we are no longer a value added economy, we are just a raw basic product producer.

No where is that more painfully apparent than watching us grow the Trees in NZ, then send the raw logs off with zero value added.

We are economically a 3rd world provider for base line ingredients and products.

This locks us into an economic doom loop where we will be the cheapest producer of the product with zero added value.

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