"Mr. Sanji, that was quite the advertising you did." Heath curled his lip as he looked at the man before him. He felt that behind that honest, simple face hid a deeply calculating person, which annoyed him somewhat. Given the quality of Sanji's milk, someone would sooner or later be the first to take the plunge, but Heath did not want to be that person.
"Mr. Heath, my wife said that since we used your name to advertise, all the milk we supply you during our contract will be free." Sanji gave him an honest smile. Heath froze for a moment. Although he never ordered much Miltank milk at a time, his orders over three years would add up to no small amount. He had not expected Sanji to simply waive the cost, and that improved his mood considerably.
Heath also had an idea for reassuring his other customers about consuming this milk at his establishment. He only needed to speak to Officer Jenny Jing and arrange a partnership with the testing agency they used. Then he could have each delivery tested and post the report at the entrance. That should dispel some people's concerns. As for anyone who still refused to believe it, there was nothing Heath could do.
Heath would not be staying in Pewter City for very long anyway. He would leave sooner or later, and once he went to a new city, he would no longer need to worry about these problems at all.
That said, Heath would still have to take responsibility for checking every delivery of Sanji's milk for problems. He owed that to his customers.
"Wait, I could ask Miss Nami, too. Silph Co. has a pretty good reputation." Heath rubbed his chin, feeling that he had spotted the key point. He could