News posted 1 hr ago, page-13

That bit of info regarding the 70% is for larger quantity importing, also it is 70% of the chargeable amount not full amount like individual parcel that's more than 2000 RMB worth, basically a discount for business importing good thru proper channel, it does not affect daigou business as their parcels are always considered personal rather than commercial, and that 70% actually will mean nothing once the free trade agreement between China and Australia fully materializes in a few years.

The most important info in this is that the so called "positive list" and "negative list" won't come into play until at least a year later, and a lot can happen during a year. Also from what I have learned that this policy is only being implemented at 10 of the Chinese major ports, leaving lots and lots of smaller ports operating with a lot of wiggle rooms and a lot of grey areas for people to play around. China is just simply too big to have everything regulated overnight, so at least for this financial year, we have no reason to believe the sales of A2 will slow down asforecasted