欧盟乳制品供应商考察河南行情 争抢奶粉市场（EU dairy producers look at Henan market for milk powder Market）.docVIP

欧盟乳制品供应商考察河南行情 争抢奶粉市场（EU dairy producers look at Henan market for milk powder Market） EU suppliers visit Henan market, European milk powder popular Domestic milk suffered a crisis of confidence, gradually sinking the rural market, New Zealand suffered dicyandiamine crisis, Hongkong limit purchase, plus the start of todays home recently, young parents for the baby to eat more and more no idea what. At the same time, a competition for domestic baby rations market, domestic and foreign milk prices, the war is quietly staged. Yesterday, in the face of the adjustment of the milk consumption market pattern, the EU dairy suppliers delegation visited the Henan market, hoping to bring new rations to the babies. anxious What milk powder does the child eat to just feel relieved? Now there is no way to judge what children eat milk powder, and originally asked friends to take Hong Kong version of milk powder is now broken supply.. Mr. Wang in Zhengzhou sigh on micro-blog, Hongkong restriction, purchasing instability, domestic dare not to eat, what to eat to the baby? From domestic milk powder to foreign milk powder, the choice of consumer space gradually squeezed, Hong Kong version of milk powder is limited, once again to make parents anxious. In 2012, New Zealand milk powder was found to contain dicyandiamide, so many consumers who followed the New Zealand milk powder for many years began to waver. And domestic milk powder has long been abandoned by urban consumers, sales are almost in the rural market.. Zhengzhou dairy leader Wang Honglei introduced his place. Reporters visited a number of supermarkets found that consumers buy milk powder in addition to look at brands, but also concerned about the origin of milk powder. At present, Chinas milk powder market has become a universal brand. Wang Honglei, overseas purchasing trend is the domestic dairy safety situation triggered by the butterfly effect. In addition to Hongkong, European supermarkets have begun to limit the number o