China’s infant formula regulations are far from inscrutable: Synlait
Synlait implies manufacturers with China problems brought them on themselves.
Synlait Milk rejects criticism of the Chinese regulatory authorities over the way that country has been tightening its rules governing imported infant formula.
In the context of Bellamy’s Australia hitting yet another regulatory obstacle when the Chinese authorities suspended the licence earlier
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Jenny Ruth
Tue, 25 Jul 2017
Tue, 25 Jul 2017
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China’s infant formula regulations are far from inscrutable: Synlait
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