Information Density: Westland Milk Products – Signal Evidence & AI Readability

[H1] From the wildest places come
the purest ingredients.
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Here nature is in charge. She determines what we can do and when we can do it.

[H2] 40
countries we export to worldwide

[H2] 400approx.
farms supply their quality milk to us

[H2] 120000mt
of products are purchased by our customers

Westland. A place, a people, a brand and a spirit.
It is this naturally determined, adaptive spirit that enables our customers to find their edge, to nourish life through our products we have made beautifully for generations.

[H2] Our products
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[H2] Supply chain
From farm to factory to market

[H2] Our people
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[H2] Our environment
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[H2] Latest news

[H4] May 13th 2026 /
[H2] Westgold butter officially the tastiest
Westgold Butter has come out on top of all butters sold in supermarkets after a blind tasting test conducted by Consumer New Zealand. So, what's our secret? The grass-fed diet of cows raised on the pastures of one of the most beautiful and remote dairy farming regions of the world.

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[H4] May 8th 2026 /
[H2] Strong growth for Yili’s New Zealand dairy companies
Yili Group-owned dairy companies operating in New Zealand are on track for strong revenue growth in 2025 after recording significant year-on-year growth for the first half of the year.

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[H4] Feb 10th 2026 /
[H2] Yili Group appoints new CEO to head five NZ companies
The Yili Group has appointed a new Chief Executive Officer to lead all five Yili Oceania Business Division companies in New Zealand.

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[H4] Dec 2nd 2025 /
[H2] Council and Westland Milk sign agreement
West Coast Regional Council and Westland Milk Products (WMP) today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen their collaboration in managing the dairying environment across the Coast.

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[H1] Terms of trade
Terms of trade and credit application

See below, Westland Milk Products terms of trade for customers and suppliers.
To contact us regarding the purchase or supply of goods or services please click here.

[H2] Customer Terms of Trade and Credit Application

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[H2] Customer Terms of Trade

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[H4] Credit Application form

[H2] Customer Application to trade

(pdf) 469 KB

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[H2] Customer Terms of Trade - Chinese

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[H2] Terms of Trade - For Suppliers

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[H2] Terms of supply to Westland

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[H1] Customer Feedback
We'd love to hear your feedback

Here at Westland we welcome any feedback. For feedback, please click here. For product related complaints, please follow the below instructions.
When lodging a product complaint, we require all complaints to have the following information:
Customer complaint form below completed with all sections filled out, this includes all production information such as the batch / cypher number. If you are unsure of where to obtain this for the product you have received. Please see examples below showing where this information can be found.
Photos / evidence to be submitted with every claim of every damaged bag or issue.
For further information on our Cargo Claim Procedure, please click here.

Instructions on where to find the batch and/or cypher numbers on our products.
UHT Whipping Cream Carton
UHT Whipping Cream Tetra Brick
UHT Milk Carton
UHT Milk Tetra Brick
Anhydrous Milk Fat
Bulk Butter Cartons
Powder Bags

[H2] Wetland project will benefit whitebait
Enhancing the habitat for breeding adult whitebait is one of the main objectives of wetland improvement work on Wadeson Island in the Hokitika River, which started in February.The project, led by Conservation Volunteers New Zealand and supported by Westland Milk Products and the Department of Conservation (DOC), involves improving the formation of water channels, clearing weeds and planting native vegetation alongside the stormwater drain that sits between the stop bank and sports fields on the island.Westland Milk Products Environmental Manager Chris Pullen says supporting the project is a natural extension of Westland’s relationship with the Hokitika River.“Westland has a key role as a custodian of the river. It is on our doorstep and currently receives our treated wastewater. We have a long history of cooperation with whitebaiters, DOC, and Conservation Volunteers to do what we can to enhance and protect the river and its environment.” DOC Ranger Tim Shaw says the work will especially help inanga, one of the five native fish species that make up the whitebait catch. “At low tide in the current drain there is nowhere for adult inanga to hide and they are easy pickings for white heron and other predators. Providing a better home for these fish means more will survive to spawn.” James Washer, Conservation Volunteers, says the trial area is near the state highway bridge. The trial will see lower areas excavated to hold water at low tide, and vegetation such as flax will be planted at the water’s edge to provide shade and cover. James says the first part of the project has been kept small to allow lessons to be learned. “We imagine it will take a bit of trial and error to get the levels and depth right. The vision is to not only help out whitebait, but to improve an area of greenspace on the approach to Hokitika.” James says efforts to revegetate this part of Wadeson Island started in 2004 and included a walking track. The wetland restoration will not affect the track or the previous plantings, which were successful. “If members of the community wish to get involved as volunteers with this project then we are keen to hear from them,” he concluded.
Photo: Westland District Council Operations Manager Erle Bencich, left, Department of Conservation Ranger Tim Shaw, Conservation Volunteers New Zealand West Coast Regional Manager James Washer, Westroads representative Donna Bencich, and Westland Milk Products Environmental Engineer Stacey Sawyers in front of the Wadeson Island channel, which is being restored to make a better habitat for whitebait.