中国の需要は、オランダの乳児用ミルクの不足を引き起こす
地場産品の買い物への中国の両親への恐怖は、欧州諸国を最大限に引き出します。
Chinese demand causes infant milk shortage in Holland
The fear of Chinese parents to local products shopping unleashes European countries.
La demanda china provoca escasez de leche infantil en Holanda
El recelo de los padres chinos a los productos locales desata las compras en países europeos.
El incremento de los pedidos ha creado un mercado fraudulento
Isabel Ferrer La Haya 27 MAY 2013 - 00:09 CET
Chinese demand causes infant milk shortage in Holland
The fear of Chinese parents to local products shopping unleashes European countries.
The increase in orders has created a fraudulent market
Isabel Ferrer The Hague 27 MAY 2013 - 00:09 CET
Mistrust of Chinese parents to the safety of local infant formula has resulted in an explosive increase in demand for western brands, particularly in the Netherlands, one of the world's largest producers of dairy products. The scandal of melamine-tainted milk, which in 2008 killed six Chinese children and sickened 300,000 others, explains oriental consumer choice. However, the drift has created a black market of Chinese imports of powdered milk for infants. As a result, in Dutch supermarkets are scarce leading brands, Nutricia and Frieze, in particular. According to the Government, most new customers are Chinese living in the Netherlands, or organized groups engaged in this illegal trade, which then resold online milk. A unit of 11 euros, original price, and can cost up to 30 euros. Also transported in large quantities by ship and plane even label untranslated into Chinese. To a lesser extent, it is presumed that young Chinese are working on commission: 1 euro for each case paid with money from alleged fraudulent importer.
Although not yet confirmed the existence of a cartel in the sector, UK, Germany, Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong have a similar problem. All have started to ration milk powder units at the request of the manufacturers. In the Netherlands, the supermarkets may decide whether to allow one or two cans per person (this milk is not sold in pharmacies). The British chain Tesco, Asda and J Sainsbury, offer turn two boxes per purchase. "The white marks on your own most supermarkets, or less known abroad, still on sale as normal. Nor need in hospitals, but the demand of the most famous is huge and is a market problem, "says Murko Mijnlieff, the Ministry of Economy. To illustrate the urgency of the situation, remember that in the Netherlands there are 18,000 infants. In China, about 18 million.
The darkest chapter boom baby formula is written right now in Hong Kong. The port connects the trade between East and Southeast Asia, and in late April, in just two months, authorities had arrested 879 people. Also seized nearly 9,000 kilos of the desired product come without permission.
Nutricia, in the hands of the French Danone since 2007 and responsible for Nutrilon range as well as the New Zealand Karicare not want anyone to lucre at the expense of your brand. On its Web site, has apologized to local customers about the situation. Friso, bought by the Hero group has done the same. Both have participated in the "top of the baby milk", held on Wednesday in the Economics department itself. Next to supermarkets and manufacturers attended the National Federation of the Food Industry. Given that the Dutch home market comes to Germany, Belgium and France, Sharon Dijksma, economic secretary of state, got the commitment to increased milk production from June. He then announced the formation of a special team of inspectors to unravel the networks of Chinese buyers in the Netherlands.
A Chinese authorities will be asked, on the other hand, to prevent the entry of illegal shipments of baby milk. While Dijksma pactaba with local firms, his colleague, the Minister for Trade and Development, Lilianne Ploumen, trading in Beijing how to contain fraud. But the possibility of signing export contracts for Dutch companies. Demand has doubled in record time, "and that means opportunities for us," the ministry said. The newspaper "De Telegraaf", the largest circulation in the country, has provided, however, a disturbing fact. In full scandal, Nutricia have sent thousands of packages of infant formula to China on their own. The house supports shipments, but claims to have increased production for the domestic consumer. In turn, several supermarkets, including Albert Heijn, the most popular, have sold hundreds of boxes to Chinese middlemen. With the ensuing extra benefit.
Melamine is a chemical compound not approved for human consumption used in the manufacture of plastics. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) in China was added to milk to increase the nitrogen content (milk protein can be measured through the nitrogen content). As milk was first diluted with water, melanin fictitiously increased concentration of protein lost. In 2007, he appeared melanin in pet food. Made in the USA, had wheat gluten and rice protein Chinese. Many of the animals died. In 2008, six Chinese babies died. Another 300,000 suffered kidney failure mostly. In 2011, Chinese police arrested 96 people suspected of trafficking with the same melamine-tainted milk that should have been destroyed three years earlier.
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