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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.

Jason Walls
Mon, 11 Jul 2016

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
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