[Oh my god! No wonder they said the smart chip is malfunctioning again. Did the person upstairs get their head caught in a door?]

[Isn't that logical? If livestreamers can sell fruits and vegetables in bulk, the problem of purchase limits on 7D-printed fruits and vegetables in online stores can be solved.]

I also think there's nothing wrong with it.

Li Lechen didn't want to speak at first, but seeing this, he couldn't help but say, "Don't you think it's a waste to turn these fresh, edible fruits into jam like this?"

These words were naturally heard by Liu Yu, who had already pricked up his ears to listen.

What's the meaning?

People usually speak with a beginning and an end, so why did Li Lechen suddenly blurt out something like this? Was he on the phone with someone?

But in such a quiet dorm room, you should be able to faintly hear the voice on the other end of the phone if you make a call.

Then it can only be done via live stream.

That's right, look at the comments and then speak.

What was he live-streaming about? Why did he talk about making jam from fresh fruit?

Liu Yu suddenly felt a chill: Had he discovered something?

Using bad or even rotten fruit to make dried fruit, beverages, and canned goods is an unspoken rule in the food processing industry. But every company will use a respectable excuse, and no one will admit that the raw materials used in their products are defective.

Master Liu was no exception.

As a large food manufacturing company preparing for an IPO, Liu Yu knew that his company absolutely could not have any negative news.

Even if this is common knowledge within the industry, whoever is pushed out will be the first to suffer.

After all, the general public is very keen on sensationalizing and spreading information about food safety issues. But once things escalate, even the strongest umbrella can't hold them up.

Abandoning one company to save the entire industry, labeling it an isolated case.

This happens every single time.