According to 9news, an Australian post office in Chatswood, Sydney, is a little different from the average Post. It's not used to post things. Many customers are carrying a pile of things to mail, but when they enter the door, they are dumbfounded.
The post office furnishings, popular milk powder on the shelves, familiar courier lists, paper case boxes for packaging, etc., shouldn't this be a purchasing agent?
Post actually opened a Chinese direct mail store, a novel concept store that only sells beauty products, health products and baby formula, and only sends them to China!
As we all know, Chatswood is home to a large Asian population, 20.7% of whom are Chinese, and the five big characters on the plaque, China's direct mail stores, are also the obvious business for the Chinese.
In-store shelves include straw cups, pregnant vitamins, women's wipes, cleansers and skin care products such as Natio and Sukin brands, with sunscreen, chewable vitamins and health products on the shelves. There are a number of shelves in the store, it also says "Maternal & Infant Milk" and "Food & Milk" in Chinese. In addition to the much-sought-after inventory, there is a table and some cardboard boxes, and they are ready to start the daigou journey.
In recent months, the term "purchasing agents" is simply controversial, survival in the gap, the Chinese people suspect that purchasing agents are true or false, foreigners dislike purchasing bulk purchasing milk powder to the supermarket, but also let the Australian mother search for milk powder! As a result, the implementation of the Chinese purchase of milk powder restrictions on several times!
Finally, Australia's government has begun to reflect that China's demand is so great that in just three months, Atala had to increase milk powder production by 50%! Also from here to there, why can't we sell directly to the Chinese market, direct profit?
Australia Post sees this opportunity to take advantage of Chatswood's large number of Chinese to test customers' demand for specific products, direct mail to China, and direct profits into their pockets!
And this behavior, also caused many people discontent!
Netizen Karen: perhaps Australia Post should pay attention to what they were supposed to do, that is to send an e-mail!
Netizen Sheree:, which is called Australian Post, is not a one-stop shopping shop, and our taxes are once again wasted on greed, taking into account taxpayers' ideas.
Ben: Australia Post can no longer gain my trust to see who is making the city work.
No one has the right to be angry with Peter:. It's just a basic business.