Ye Hui was so angry because of the cooperation terms those people had proposed.
The cooperation method they proposed
was to use their domestic channels to sell this batch of premium sea cucumbers from Yuwan Seafood.
What Ye Hui found unacceptable was that they required Yuwan Seafood to cooperate on a goods-first, payment-later basis.
In other words, they would take the goods from Yuwan Seafood now, while payment would be settled a month later.
And the settlement would not cover the full payment all at once.
Instead, during that month, they would settle payment according to however much they had sold.
This model was somewhat like the way supermarkets and shopping centers operated a few years ago.
They took someone else's goods and sold them first.
If they sold them, they would pay you.
If they could not sell them, sorry, the goods would go back where they came from.
How could Ye Hui possibly agree to such a cooperation model?
So although a large number of dried and fresh seafood dealers had come knocking,
there were not many who were truly sincere.
That was also the main reason Ye Yuan brought up that batch of sea cucumbers the moment he saw Wei Yan.
Ye Hui might have been happily worried over the large batch of sea cucumbers brought back by the Yushui Hao.
But Ye Yuan knew his own situation best.
The sea cucumbers brought back by his family's fishing boat were, in his view, only a small portion.
The real bulk of his stock
was the batch of sea cucumbers harvested from Sea Cucumber Mountain in his space.
However, he had not planned to push all the sea cucumbers onto the market at once.
Although Ye Yuan did not concern himself much with business operations,
he still understood