Chinese mothers buying less infant formula but more supplements via cross-border e-commerce: Tmall Global

By Cheryl Tay

05-May-2019 - Last updated on 06-May-2019 at 00:35 GMT

Chinese mothers are buying less infant formula via cross-border e-commerce, while the sales of other nutritional products for infants, such as calcium and vitamins, are increasing

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Chinese mothers buying less infant formula but more supplements via cross-border e-commerce: Tmall Global

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