China is encouraging local governments to boost milk consumption by issuing consumption vouchers. MENGNIU DAIRY (02319.HK)  -0.120 (-0.613%)    Short selling $62.00M; Ratio 23.962%   opened 14.94% higher this morning, peaking at $20.1, shattering the resistance of the 250-day MA and closing the downside gap from late March. It last traded at $18.8, up 17.06%, with 33.3618 million shares traded, amounting to $626 million.

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Seven units of the Chinese government, including the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, issued a notice proposing to promote the consumption of beef and milk. Scientific publication displayed the quality and nutritional value of fresh beef and fresh milk, promoting “student milk,” and encouraging places with the conditions to stimulate milk consumption through means such as issuing consumption vouchers.
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