Life at the Top

“First of all, I want you to tell me frankly how many staple foods those scalpers controlled by foreigners have bought from you.”

Jasper’s question made Weston and

Channing feel conflicted.

No matter which company you went to, the sales data was absolutely confidential and it would not be leaked so easily.

However, Jasper was opening with this question. Obviously, the basis for the two sides to continue this discussion would depend on whether they answered this question or not.

So, Weston did not hesitate for too long. After gritting his teeth, he replied, “About 120 thousand tons.”

Although he was mentally prepared, Jasper knitted his eyebrows tightly when h e heard the number.

120 thousand tons!

One had to understand that there were

many kinds of food.

Major crops such as soybeans, corn,

rice could be

food.

Somerland, rice

absolute staple food.

of rice

of the

consumption.

2001. Although

was no longer

production had not yet ushered

spurt of growth.

Its output in one season was

uunderestimate the 120 thousand tons, as even 12% did not seem like a

that most provinces in Somerland had very low rice production and the main food supply area was the three eastern provinces, with the largest of the three

that Raydon’s. annual grain output was important even

their side, but what was even more frightening was that there would be 12% more of these commodities the hands of the United States capital. If this was put on the capital market,

Jasper wished to kick

and son out of