The Australian government should limit unofficial baby formula exports to two tins per person to help ease product shortages in local retail stores, an Australian Senator has urged.
Senator Pauline Hanson, who leads the nationalist One Nation Party, said the ruling center-right Liberal-National Coalition should do more to protect the domestic baby formula supply from Chinese syndicates that capitalise on the 166 percent profit—more than A$80 ($57.30)—for each tin when on-sold in China.
