The Quadruplets Are Mine?

Paul’s new product was a smoothie blender, which was quite rare in the market and not commonly found in households.

“The machine cover is made of stainless steel. Once the product goes into production, there will be orders worth tens of millions. By then, only two or three factories certainly won’t be able to meet the demand,” Paul explained. “If you pre-process some samples and get them to the manufacturer for evaluation, once they meet the standards, I’ll direct more orders your way. Additionally, there will be high-volume production of components like rice cooker inner pots in the future.”

Abel took the machine cover and said, “Please provide me with the blueprints and data, Mr. Murphy. I don’t think this will be a problem.”

“Another critical point. Your cost calculations should pass muster while maintaining the same quality. If you exceed the manufacturer’s expectations in terms of cost, no matter how good the quality is, they won’ accept it.”

Abel nodded and said. “I understand this well.”

“To be honest,” Paul continued, “State-owned factories are not as advantageous in this regard as private enterprises. State-owned enterprises have high labor costs and low production efficiency. You’ll need to overcome this weakness.”

At that, the conversation with Tony regarding contracting factories came to Abel’s mind.

“When do you need this order?” he asked Paul.

“Within half a year, most of the product’s experimental indicators should be passed. Once this product is completed successfully, the next one will be accessories for slow cookers, which also have a huge demand!

“Okay, I’ll take this sample back with me, and you can send me the blueprints and data later. Next time I visit, I’ll bring our samples for you to review.”

I’ll be waiting

I’ll

thinking

might use my own

patted Abel on the shoulder. “Seize the opportunity to start a business while

ladies your age come to Sandwell to do clothing business. It’s a trend,

can I do that?”

and luggage manufacturers on my side with large inventories. All you need to do is take the goods back and lease a storefront in

turned her gaze toward

discuss it when we get back,” Abel said.

the truck

lunch, they switched drivers, and Abel took the wheel. Emmeline sat next to Abel, gazing at his sharply defined cheekbones and tightly pursed lips.

Emmeline leaned over to Abel and kissed his cheek.

do that!” Abel warned in a hushed tone. “The safety and lives of three people

and sat up properly.

motion sickness?” Abel

okay,” Emmeline