Chinese demand for overseas-produced infant formula surges
Wariness over an increasing number of fake domestic products has led to huge demand for foreign formula in the People's Republic.
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Demand for infant formula in China continues to boom, with new figures revealing imports between January and June were up almost 30% on the same time last year.
This is despite whole milk powder imports falling by 40% over the same period, according to figures from the Global Trade Information
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Jason Walls
Mon, 11 Jul 2016
Mon, 11 Jul 2016
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Chinese demand for overseas-produced infant formula surges
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