a2 Milk doesn't believe it will be severely hit by profits once cross-border regulations in China come into effect on 1 January 2019 , according to its CEO in Asia Pacific , Herald . Despite the fact that around one-third of a2's infant formula volumes go through cross-border e-commerce and unofficial "daigou" trade channels, Hrdlicka argues that China will need to ensure there is no disruption of supplies since baby formula is needed for the livelihood of babies. The company said it was awaiting further guidance from the Chinese authorities and also rejected rumours the products could face headwinds over Chinese labelling.
a2 Milk doesn't believe it will be severely hit by profits once cross-border regulations in China come into effect on 1 January 2019, according to its CEO in Asia Pacific, Peter Nathan. Despite the fact that around one-third of a2's infant formula volumes go through cross-border e-commerce and unofficial "daigou" trade channels, Nathan argues that China will need to ensure there is no disruption of supplies since baby formula is needed for the livelihood of babies. The company said it was awaiting further guidance from the Chinese authorities and also rejected rumours the products could face headwinds over non-Chinese labelling.