Your logic is that the new law is a disaster for all overseas dairy companies regardless CFDA approval or not . The only companies can benefit are the Chinese domestic dairy companies?
But the question is who will buy domestic IF brands ? Could Chinese mum trust their products at all ??
The answer is no . Chinese mum don’t care about the e- commerce law . They only trust the overseas brands.
The new Chinese E- commerce law is very positive to companies like a2m who already have the CFDA approval . It’s a disaster for a2’s competitors . A2 brands will become even bigger , better and stronger in China .
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