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How Panda Mart exposes a gap in product safety checks
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How Panda Mart exposes a gap in product safety checks

A shop can be checked in person, but parcels from the same suppliers are harder to police.

Panda Mart’s Brisbane opening drew queues, but the sharper issue is how Australia checks product safety. A physical store can be inspected.

Millions of parcels from the same suppliers are much harder to police. That gap is why the story is bigger than one cheap-import retailer.

Why it mattersCheap imports can still reach shoppers even when a store looks tidy.

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