Baby Milk Restrictions Cause Outrage in Mainland China : vim

The Hong Kong government’s recent listing of baby formula as a “reserved commodity” and a 1.8kg per person per day export limit has sparked widespread criticism—as well as becoming a hot topic at China’s annual session of parliament [the Lianghui, or “Two Meetings”] over the past week.Hong Kong has suffered shortages of baby formula due to mainland travelers and professional

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