Why don't Dali Eurasian milk go to the supermarket to sell?

Dali Eurasian milk does not go to the supermarket for the following reasons:

1. Corporate policy: Eurasian milk may only be sold in offline stores, that is, in Gotha chain stores, which may be the reason why it did not enter the supermarket for sale.

2. High additive content: Eurasian milk contains a lot of additives, which does not conform to the concept of nature, health and nutrition that consumers pay more and more attention to.

3. Low profit: The cost of milk in Europe and Asia is high, and the profit margin of sellers is relatively low. Many sellers are reluctant to launch this milk.

4. Regulatory restrictions: In some areas, the import or sale of Eurasian milk may be subject to regulatory restrictions, resulting in supermarkets being unable to sell.

5. Unstable supply: There may be uncertainty in the milk supply in Europe and Asia, which makes supermarkets unable to guarantee the stability of supply.

6. Low brand awareness: Eurasian milk has a low brand awareness in the market, which may affect the sales and profits of supermarkets.

7. Fierce competition: The competition in the milk market is fierce, and supermarkets may choose to sell other more competitive milk brands to attract more consumers.