A Chinese store in Kunzhou is packed with boxes of baby milk powder, ready to be shipped to China. (photo No. 9)
A new video shows a Chinese store in Kunzhou packed with boxes of popular baby milk powder that will be shipped to China, a new video said, angering a local parent who often can`t buy milk powder.
The export store, known as Sunny Gift, is located in the suburbs of Kunzhou. Videos show the store full of boxes of popular A2 milk powder that will be shipped to China.
Katherine (Katherine), from the area, often runs several stores to help her grandchildren buy milk powder, so when she finds out about it, she gets angry and records a video.
In the video, Catherine and her partner, Alan (Aaron), come to the store and tell the clerk they need to buy milk powder and ask if they want to sell it. After receiving a negative answer, Catherine asked if there were sales channels such as online shop, but still got a negative answer.
Australian parents often find it difficult to buy milk powder. (photo No. 9)
Catherine was furious, saying baby milk was a must-have, not a luxury, but milk powder shelves in supermarkets were often emptied.
Station 9 asked the export store for confirmation, and a clerk confirmed that all the milk powder in the store would be shipped to China.
However, the clerk said she was not selling powdered milk herself, but as a mother, she found it easy to buy milk powder in Australia.
It is reported that there are many such shops across Australia, which are generally licensed to export such niche products.
Parents are angry that Australian parents are often unable to buy milk powder because of purchasing agents, Chinese customers and other frequent emptying of milk powder from store shelves and the sale of milk powder to China, as a result of which Australian parents are often unable to buy milk powder.
At present, two major supermarkets in Australia, Coles and Woolworths, have taken new measures to move the popular brand baby milk powder on the shelves behind the service counter, and still enforce the measure of restricting the purchase of two cans of milk powder per customer. Hope to ensure that truly in need of customers can buy these products.
