Chinese daddy raises goats for good, cheap milk  

洋奶粉問題頻發(fā)仍漲價(jià) 民間“自力更生”求放心

內(nèi)地的奶粉消費(fèi)者們最近有點(diǎn)煩。一邊是頻繁陷入質(zhì)量“門”的國產(chǎn)奶粉，一邊是問題不斷卻提價(jià)不停的“洋”品牌，為了找到安全廉價(jià)的奶粉，許多人將目光投向了“自產(chǎn)”奶市場。

Beijing (CNS)--A father in Central China's Hunan Province has started to raise his own goats in a bid to provide his baby with cheap yet high-quality milk, reported China News Service on Wednesday.

Domestic milk brands have been tainted by a series of scandals, but imported milk power options are subject to continuous price surges. Not only that, but in mid-July, 9.63 tons of milk powder imported from Germany and New Zealand were destroyed by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine due to non-standard labeling.

Experts say that besides the efforts made by individual consumers, the related regulatory authority should also play a role in developing a healthy dairy market for China.

"Domestic brands should devote themselves to enhancing product quality and R&D pipelines to restore consumer confidence," added Chen Sanyou, the director of the China Milk Association.