The reason Yuwan Seafood's lower-end seafood sold faster than that of other seafood shops was not only because of the reputation it had built up over the years.
More importantly, most of the seafood Yuwan Seafood sold was caught by the Yushui Hao.
Even when they bought from other fishing boats,
Ye Hui only selected the good, fresh catches.
She had never signed any purchasing agreements with fish farms.
What a joke. They were already selling lower-end seafood, and they still wanted to sell farm-raised stuff?
Did they really think building a brand was some kind of joke?
It was precisely because Ye Hui took things so seriously that she had once clashed with Second Uncle's family.
Ye Yuan only learned about it afterward.
Second Uncle's family had originally only wanted to get reasonably priced high-end seafood from Ye Yuan.
They had not shared Ye Hui's vision.
As a result,
much of the lower-end seafood sold at Second Uncle's seafood shop was of poor quality.
Over time, Yuwan Seafood's reputation in that area took a serious hit.
After Ye Hui learned of this, she went to Second Uncle's house that very night.
She then had a vicious, relationship-shattering argument with her sister-in-law.
In the end, Ye Hui laid down the law.
If they still wanted to operate under the Yuwan Seafood name,
they had to follow the rules set by the Ye family.
All seafood, whether high-end or low-end,
had to be allocated by the main store. They were not allowed to privately purchase low-quality seafood and ruin Yuwan Seafood's reputation.
Of course, considering they were relatives, Ye Hui also gave Second Uncle's family a way out.
They could still purchase high-end seafood from Ye Hui at the current prices.
But there was one condition: they could no longer use