Dairy demand won’t waver as China abandons one child policy
Experts say the end of the one-child policy won't create much more demand for New Zealand dairy.
China’s abandoning of its one-child policy is unlikely to boost demand for New Zealand dairy products, experts say.
Last week, the People’s Republic announced the 35-year-old policy would no longer be enforced.
Auckland University studies director David Robb says the decision was made because the
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Jason Walls
Mon, 02 Nov 2015
Mon, 02 Nov 2015
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