UPDATE: CHINA: Race on to build Chinese milk supply - analyst
By Katy Askew | 2 November 2012
Dairy companies operating in China are hotly competing to build a reliable and trusted local milk supply, a leading sector analyst told just-food this morning (2 November).
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Dairy companies operating in China are hotly competing to build a reliable and trusted local milk supply, a leading sector analyst told just-food this morning (2 November).
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