There seems to be a bit of a misunderstanding here about Keytone Dairy's products and markets.
It's not just another manufacturer of dairy products trying to break in to a hopefully increasing China market
KTD has set itself apart from being a business like, say, BAL or A2M which is the new kid on the block which needs to create a market for it's products in competition with those already there.
The success of a diary product company isn't necessarily determined by how much baby formula it can sell to China with slim margins because of the increasing competition.
A visit to Keytone Dairy's website https://www.keytonedairy.com will explain that as well as it's own brands it produces products for other brands - who will already have made their own markets.
While KTD will presumably benefit from what appears to be a growing market, make no mistake - just having a growth market isn't necessarily a good thing by itself - other manufacturers are well positioned to supply more product on demand but what's the point if there's so much competition there's no profit to be made.
This is why I got involved with KTD - it's not doing the same as other milk product manufacturers and seems to understand it's markets very well and is producing speciality products the other manufacturers don't and appears to focus on quality with good profit margins rather than volume.
