Labels pass through a machine on the production line at the a2 Milk plant in Sydney. Brendon ThorneShanghai | China has signalled it will allow Australian infant milk and vitamins exporters more time to comply with tough new cross border e-commerce rules which was a risk to sales in their fastest-growing market.
A senior official with China's Ministry of Commerce said late Wednesday that products sold online into China and through the personal shopper networks known as daigous would still be treated as "personal individual use" into next year.
