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DairyNZ Calls for Clearer Environmental Regulations for Farm Sustainability

New Zealand 22.01.2026
Source: dairynews.today
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DairyNZ has expressed support for the overhaul of New Zealand's Resource Management Act (RMA) but emphasizes the need for more precise language and fair market tools. The organization aims to ensure that the reforms protect the future growth and sustainability of dairy farms.
DairyNZ Calls for Clearer Environmental Regulations for Farm Sustainability

DairyNZ, a prominent industry body in New Zealand, has voiced its support for the ongoing reform of the Resource Management Act (RMA). The RMA, which is crucial for environmental regulation, is undergoing an overhaul to better address the needs of various stakeholders, including the dairy industry.

The organization highlights that the current proposal requires clearer language to effectively guide the industry. DairyNZ is advocating for reforms that will not only clarify regulatory expectations but also provide fair market tools that help protect the growth and sustainability of dairy farms across New Zealand.

According to DairyNZ, the reforms should set well-defined limits and controls to ensure that environmental standards are maintained without stifling the industry’s growth potential. The organization believes that these changes are necessary to balance environmental protection with economic viability for dairy farmers.

The call for reform comes as part of broader efforts within New Zealand to address environmental impacts while supporting agricultural productivity. DairyNZ's involvement underscores the importance of industry input in shaping legislation that affects the agricultural sector.

By advocating for these changes, DairyNZ aims to ensure that the future of dairy farming in New Zealand remains secure, sustainable, and prosperous under the revised RMA framework.


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