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Fonterra's 'new' $20m water treatment plant officially opens Whareroa water treatment project manager Adam Cope beside clarifiers at the new plant. Fonterra's new $20 million water treatment plant in South Taranaki is capable of processing three times the amount of water used by the 12,000 people of Hawera every day. The grey painted plant, 5kms south of Hawera, was officially opened on Friday after being in operation since August 2016. It was built on a bare paddock alongside Fonterra's giant milk processing site at Whareroa. Hydrocyclone separators at the water intake. The project was built in tandem with an $18 million overhaul of one of the sites three milk powder plants, at a combined cost of $38m. Now in full operation it was capable of drawing 30 million litres of water a day (m/lt/day) from Tawhiti and Tangahoe Streams. At the opening of the Whareroa water treatment plant was South Taranaki Mayor Ross Dunlop, Whareroa operations manager Paul Chubb, Fonte