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China customs ecommerce backdown boosts Australia vitamin stocks
Financial Times Shares in supplement company Blackmores and dairy group a2 Milk Company rose as much as 14.3 per cent and 4 per cent, respectively, on Tuesday following an announcement by China's ministry of commerce that a planned tax rise on ecommerce ... China wants to expand e-commerce trade with Australia Blackmores CEO Christine Holgate says China rule change not a 'full stop' |
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