新州女子組織友人超市掃奶粉:「為澳洲經濟好」

再有傳媒揭露中國籍人士在澳洲超級市場掃清嬰兒配方奶粉,有關女子聲稱「為澳洲經濟著想」。

Song Chen (pictured), who sends shipments of baby formula back to China, says the practice is 'good for Australia', despite it often leaving supermarket shelves

Source: Daily Mail

再有傳媒揭露中國籍人士在澳洲超級市場掃清嬰兒配方奶粉,有關女子聲稱「為澳洲經濟著想」。

澳洲《每日郵報》日前報道指,一名來自中國的40歲女子Song Chen(暫譯為陳女士)三年前移居至澳洲新州紐卡素地區,並開始將澳洲本地奶粉運回中國。

《每日郵報》接獲讀者報料,並進行偵查行動;有關報道亦引起香港媒體關注及予以報道。

陳女士向記者承認,由於本地超市限制每名顧客購買奶粉的數量,她需要請朋友一同前往超市「掃貨」,方能大批購入有關貨品,然後再將奶粉入箱送回中國大陸予親朋戚友。

陳女士強調,自己只將奶粉送往親朋戚友的手上,與其他代購業務非常不同。

當記者問到陳女士每次運貨的利潤金額,她拒絕透露,只表示「視乎情況」。

但讀者向《每日郵報》提供了陳女士與友人的訊息記錄,當中顯示陳女士向友人表示,每次的運貨利潤為 21,000 元人民幣,折合約 4,000 澳元。

代購業務近年不斷受到社會廣泛關注及批評,陳女士對自己的行為作出辯護,聲稱對「澳洲經濟有利」。

她說:「奶粉可以是一件高價貨品,能帶動本地經濟。」

她補充:「並非很多本地人都會購買貴價貨品,取而代之他們都只會購買平價奶粉;只有中國的顧客願意購買貴價奶粉。」
Song Chen (pictured), who sends shipments of baby formula back to China, says the practice is 'good for Australia', despite it often leaving supermarket shelves
Source: Daily Mail
Before: The 40-year-old admitted she gets around limits imposed on buying baby formula (pictured)
Before: The 40-year-old admitted she gets around limits imposed on buying baby formula (pictured) Source: Daily Mail
After: It's understood Ms Chen raids supermarket shelves with groups of friends, then takes the baby formula products home before later shipping them off in box
Source: Daily Mail

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Published 8 December 2017 7:30pm
By Winmas Yu

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