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This does not prevent some daigus from going back and forth to the store to buy more products. In a Woolworth suburb of Melbourne, a scuffle broke out among a group of shoppers, filmed last month as each attempted to collect goods. The employees had to remove the powdered milk from the aisle. The retail giant declined an interview request but said “work hard to make sure our customers have access to the stock they need.”
The Daigou Association is working in collaboration with a wholesaler to push shopping assistants out of stores, and thus “allow Australian mothers to buy the powdered milk they want.” A member of the association, Australian Post has scented a lucrative business there, weighing several hundred million dollars. It opened a concept store in Sydney in May 2018 with the sole destination of China. The store, still in the testing phase, sells beauty and health products. Employees speak Mandarin and make sure they are well stocked with infant formula, vitamins and cosmetics.