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The Chinese prefer to get milk from ...

Currently, most imported milk in China is sold through online shopping platforms. Because of the decreasing costs and increasing consumer preferences, imported milk in China has increased 89.19 times from more than 7000 tons in 2008 to 634,100 tons in 2016. In 2018, China imported 673,300 tons of milk, of which 344,300 tons were from the European Union; 233,000 tons from New Zealand; 81,100 tons from Australia; and the remaining milk was from Denmark, the Netherlands, and so on. Imported milk, high-end milk, and normal-temperature yogurt have become the three main categories dominating the liquid milk market in China. Driven by market demand, China’s imported milk will have a broad market prospect. Therefore, understanding Chinese consumers' preference for imported milk with different healthy and nutritional attributes will help domestic and overseas producers accurately grasp the market characteristics of imported milk and better meet consumers’ needs.

• developed countries.
• mainly New Zealand.
• Russia.
• Asian countries.