A2 confident no disasters lurk in the daigou trade
Chinese regulatory approval will affect only 8% of sales
A2 Milk says it’s confident there aren’t any disasters lurking in the daigou trade, or grey market, into China.
The company last week revealed its “China” label, which is distributed through physical mother and baby stores in China and which needs to meet a deadline of January 1 next year for
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Jenny Ruth
Mon, 07 Aug 2017
Mon, 07 Aug 2017
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A2 confident no disasters lurk in the daigou trade
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