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Chapter 435 A Divided World (Seeking Monthly Tickets)
Again!
The state-owned food factories in mainland China in the 1990s may not have been very efficient, and their products may have been outdated, but one thing is certain: their hygiene and quality were up to standard!

Cookies, bread rolls, and the like will taste absolutely fine.

There are other snacks and cheap candies that parents in big cities probably wouldn't let their children touch.

Canned goods, such as various fruits and meats, which used to be popular as gifts, have gradually disappeared from the gift market in big cities.

But Wu Feng's purchasing team didn't care. As long as the hygiene conditions were acceptable, they made large-scale purchases.

This time, the target is state-owned food enterprises in the southeast coastal areas and the Yangtze River basin, and coordination will still be handled internally by inland trading units.

Wu Feng's team was only responsible for the final quality inspection and, as expected, the payment of goods.

Of course, the person in charge and the finance department of any food factory that has a procurement project must be present, and they must sign and stamp the documents when making payments.

There are some things that must be guarded against. Wu Feng doesn't want to do good deeds only to end up taking the blame for some disgusting guys.

In any case, he has plenty of cash flow and will absolutely not allow any triangular debt problems to arise in his procurement projects in mainland China.

That said, the stock and foreign exchange markets continue to provide him with a steady stream of cash flow; he's such a good person.

Similarly, patriotic Hong Kong business delegations are quite popular in mainland China, especially among the heads of state-owned enterprises facing operational difficulties, who outwardly show them great enthusiasm.

Whenever the patriotic Hong Kong business delegation needs resources, as long as it doesn't break the law or violate discipline, the local authorities actively cooperate in allocating them.

With retired senior officials keeping an eye on things, neither the capital nor local provincial and municipal units will easily interfere or act recklessly.

At least, Wu Feng had not heard any rumors that the large sums of money his purchasing team spent in mainland China had been intercepted or misappropriated.

Having reached such a level of strength, there are some things he doesn't need to care about at all, and some people's so-called face is just that—face.

To reiterate, he can do without part of the mainland market.

But damn it, some people's family members shouldn't even think about going abroad.

The United States and Europe are both quite dangerous; there are many powerful forces there that don't have a good impression of Chinese people.

The KKK, for example, is a notorious criminal organization in Europe. Currently, Lei Yaoyang, the "Thunder Tiger" of the Tung Sing group, is already clashing with their associates in Germany.

The socio-economic situation and social order in Eastern Europe were in crisis, which coincided with the rise of organizations like the KKK.

Their evil deeds were so outrageous that even someone like Lei Yaoyang felt they were going too far and were acting with a lot of recklessness.

The newly emerging local community forces have joined forces with external powers, showing no mercy to their own compatriots, and are even more ruthless than outsiders.

It's a joke, really!
According to Lei Yaoyang's report, he and his underlings had even become the order maintainers in a certain area of ​​the stronghold.

In fact, they are not well-liked by certain local people and forces!

If it were any of the other five members of the Tung Sing triad, they probably would have quit long ago.

However, Lei Yaoyang was somewhat neurotic, and his thoughts were different from those of ordinary people. When faced with these troubles, he not only did not feel annoyed, but was also in high spirits and had no intention of giving up.

According to him, he likes challenging jobs!
As for the dangers of staying in Eastern Europe, where isn't there danger?

Putting aside other matters, the massive flow of resources and capital means that the mainland only needs to collect a small amount of tax, which is enough to significantly improve its strained financial situation. Not to mention, they've already made a profit by providing the supplies.

In fact, the situation on the mainland is far less dire than it appears when seeking help from other countries.

Of course, seeking help from outside is more of a statement of continued openness; if you really rely on this for disaster relief, then you're doomed.

In short, the main selling points of the daily necessities purchased in large quantities from the mainland are low price, edibility, and the fact that they will definitely not cause stomach upset.

Then they were transported directly to their strongholds in Eastern Europe by sea.

Once the discount supermarket opened, it immediately became the most important source of daily necessities for the local residents.

hard to imagine!

In just a few years, the living standards of the people in Eastern European countries, which were originally far higher than those in mainland China, have deteriorated to an unbearable state.

Even the most basic necessities of life cannot be guaranteed.

The main problem is that the local residents' money and savings have shrunk drastically, making it difficult to even maintain the most basic survival.

Wu Feng's discount supermarkets in various Eastern European countries perfectly met the needs of local residents, so how could they not be popular?

Moreover, the goods in the discount supermarket have a strong state-owned enterprise style, which makes the residents less worried when they buy them.

They know the ins and outs of state-owned enterprises all too well. There may be a lot of problems, but the quality will never be an issue.

The money earned by discount supermarkets either goes towards paying wages to local residents or towards purchasing local specialties, thus flowing back into the hands of the local residents.

Specialties from Eastern European countries, including wines and champagnes, sausages and other meat products, and even distinctive handicrafts, were shipped to Hong Kong Island and major cities in mainland China.

The profit from this round trip is in the tens or hundreds of thousands of Hong Kong dollars!
Moreover, it revitalized the local economy in both places. In Eastern European towns where there are discount supermarkets, the living conditions of the local residents are definitely much better than in normal times.

As mentioned before, both mainland China and Hong Kong were very fond of European goods at that time.

With just a little packaging and promotion, the price can easily increase several times over, making it easy to sell in Hong Kong Island and major cities in mainland China.

Later, with the addition of markets in major cities across Southeast Asia, the profits became even more substantial.

Of course, Wu Feng's activities in Eastern European countries went far beyond simply opening discount supermarkets.

High-end shopping malls and supermarkets were all included.

The products sold there are at least internationally renowned accessible luxury goods.

It has everything from high-end snacks and delicacies to premium ingredients, as well as fine red and white wines.

In addition, jewelry, trendy seasonal clothing and bags, and even luxury cars are available for sale here.

Their main selling point is not to aim for the best, but for the most expensive!
These high-end goods come from major European and American brands for over 70%, while the remaining 30% are good products produced in Hong Kong and mainland China.

Similarly, the opening of such high-end shopping malls immediately gained popularity among local influential people, becoming their main shopping destination and business booming.

(End of this chapter)