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To be a bit sad that they are talking about the formula demand in China as being a good business opportunity?

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showtunesgirl · 10/04/2013 13:39

They were talking about the current formula buying restrictions due to the demand in China for British brands due to the lack of trust in Chinese brands.

They kept saying that we in Britain should make more to make the most of this business opportunity.

I find this rather distasteful. People are trying to feed their children and are worried about how they do this both here and in China. Surely, talking about how much money you can make from it is a bit wrong?

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CogitoErgoSometimes · 10/04/2013 14:26

YABU.... Making infant formula is not an altruistic act. It's a product, a business and a source of profit like any other. Children have died in China because they were given adulterated milk products and manufacturers have been prosecuted. Better we make a few quid selling a safe reliable product, surely?

PinkPepper · 10/04/2013 14:27

The milks not been rationed here because there's not enough of it - it's been rationed to make sure people don't bulk buy it to resell over there

showtunesgirl · 10/04/2013 14:43

I appear to have posted the same subject twice. Confused

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silverangel · 10/04/2013 14:45

YABU

Why shouldn't they make money from it?

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