[DailyMail] Bulk buying of baby formula has been a delicate issue in Australia this year, with countless parents unable to purchase formula for their children.
Baby formula shoppers, commonly known as 'daigou', often raid the tins in store before they are placed on supermarket shelves.
It is a lucrative market, with some people earning in excess of $100,000 per year after shipping off the tins to willing buyers in China.
Why have the ChiComs not developed a domestic baby formula industry?
| Of course there are Chinese baby formula brands, but it is equally certain that the Chinese products are neither safe nor nutritious. |
Surely there is some way Trump can be blamed for all of this. |