Hamish
Reid, business manager for nutritionals of Australia's Tatura Milk
Industries, has apologized to a group of Chinese merchants for not being
able to meet their demands for infant formula milk powder.Reid,
however, promised to provide them with more products next year when the
factory's canning capacity picks up.That was during a tour of Tatura
factory in northern Victoria earlier this month by the Chinese
distributors of a new Australian infant milk powder brand, OZcare, owned
by Chinese-Australian businessman Norman Li.A baby boom in recent years
and a series of food safety scandals in the Chinese dairy industry have
led to a soaring demand for overseas milk products.Because of this,Cut
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Tatura, a subsidiary of ASX-listed Bega Cheese, was caught
underprepared.Had there been no robust growth of the Chinese infant
formula market, Tatura would have maintained the same business pattern
of manufacturing basic milk powder and selling them to big or small
brands.For years, Tatura has been a reliable upper-stream manufacturer
of world famous brands, including Mead Johnson, Wyeth and Karicare,
which it send to their factories in other countries, like China. The
receiving factories will handle the mixing and packing of the finished
products.Among Tatura's four dryers, one was fully contracted to make
infant formula powder for Mead Johnson. Tatura's single canning workshop
is run by a Japanese company. All other brands manufactured by Tatura
had to use the same workshop for canning, making packaging a bottle-neck
for a production increase.These arrangements greatly limited its
manufacturing and packaging capacities. At present,Prepregs for perfect
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on par with frozen. there are less than 10 brands of infant formula
which are completely manufactured in Tatura.
One
of them is OZcare, an Australian brand but sold mainly in the Chinese
market. Norman Li, chairman of Careline Group, which fully owns OZcare,
said he spent three years researching the dairy industry in Australia
and the market in China before finalizing his deal with Tatura.The round
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easily!Li said Tatura, being the industry leader and enjoying a good
reputation for its high quality products, could withstand the strictest
scrutiny of Chinese mothers."Most of the Chinese families have only one
child. So mothers are extremely concerned with the products that their
babies are going to use," Li said.A series of scandals in the Chinese
dairy industry has affected consumer confidence on China-made products.
An increasing number of Chinese mothers have begun to buy foreign brand
infant formula, especially those which are completely manufactured
outside of China.The Chinese distributors said OZcare is a beginner in
Chinese market of infant formula but has recorded strong
growth.Composites is a leading manufacturer of carbon fabric,
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products. The major challenge at this stage is to maintain a stable
supply. The production of OZcare by Tatura is 300 tons this year,Truck tyre equipments,
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deemed insufficient to meet the current demand. The volume is expected
to rise to 1,500 tons next year.Partly prompted by the increasing demand
from the Chinese market, Tatura has shifted company strategy from
focusing on basic milk powder supply to more profit-rich whole
production.New steps include reclaiming 25 percent of the production
capacity of the dryer contracted to Mead Johnson. It also made new
investments in building up new packing lines.With these policies in
place, Reid dared to promise the Chinese distributors of more OZcare
infant formula next year.Li is more ambitious for the future. Realizing
that most Australian babies are drinking foreign brand infant formula
since there is no competitive domestic brand in the market, Li has
decided to explore Australian market as well as keep expanding in the
Chinese market.He has set his goal for OZcare to become No.1 infant
formula brand in Australia. The first step would be putting OZcare on
the shelves of Australian supermarkets next year."Most of the profit of
OZcare will go to charity. That's my way of self-fulfillment," Li said.
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