Rubbish? Check yourself.
I welcome constructive conversation, but dismissive? No. I follow 15+ Chinese dairy industry accounts and English is my only language so I translate it all, they each post 5+ times a day, so covering everything from relevant insights to peripheral data that might still matter for our investment and SWOT analysis. I'm doing the work for you.
I’ve always acknowledged potential bias in Chinese and Russian sources, but tracking these trends may prove essential. At the end of a long day, I sit down and translate them all—for those who appreciate the effort. If we were sitting at $20+, I’d feel better about it, but we aren’t, so let me express mysleff. And right now, I’m 40 posts deep in new articles to translate again.
I tried to find the link for you, but I’m not translating them all over again. With your manners? Forget it.
Your links are dated 2024. So whatever. Take it or leave it.
I welcome critical analysis and encourage fact-checking, but check your manners first. You’re referencing an already-dated 2024 article that quoted:
“In January-November, China entered the top 5 buyers of Russian dairy products for the first time. Exports to China were up 70% YoY to $16 million.”
My so-called “rubbish” comes from Chinese media quoting the Director of Russian Agricultural Exports. That’s a direct source. Could it be propaganda? Sure. But I’d rather take that primary source over a dated secondary source any day.
Bottom line: Russia is a growing presence, and new entries matter for understanding A2M’s positioning. We’ll see in 6-12 months who was right. But dismissing it outright? That’s shortsighted. To everyone else, you're welcome.
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