It’s Milo — But It’s Not the Same Milo

Unmarked Parallel Imports disappoint customers and can damage the reputation of local brands.
It’s Milo — But It’s Not the Same Milo
Retailers should let customers know when a parallel import does not come from a local source, but it is not a legal requirement, says Katherine Rich, CEO Food and Grocery Council.Phil Walter/Getty Images
|Updated:

<a><img src="https://www.theepochtimes.com/assets/uploads/2015/09/56051395.jpg" alt="Retailers should let customers know when a parallel import does not come from a local source, but it is not a legal requirement, says Katherine Rich, CEO Food and Grocery Council.(Phil Walter/Getty Images)" title="Retailers should let customers know when a parallel import does not come from a local source, but it is not a legal requirement, says Katherine Rich, CEO Food and Grocery Council.(Phil Walter/Getty Images)" width="320" class="size-medium wp-image-1797022"/></a>
Retailers should let customers know when a parallel import does not come from a local source, but it is not a legal requirement, says Katherine Rich, CEO Food and Grocery Council.(Phil Walter/Getty Images)
Diane Cordemans
Diane Cordemans
Author
Related Topics