Only one more round of sampling inspections is needed before entering the market.
As the "Technical Advisor," Gloria walked up to a fluid-bed dryer, pondering over the English nameplate.
"Is this machine made in Germany?"
"Of course."
Wally was quite proud.
"Precision German engineering, only their industrial machines can guarantee the highest standards."
Yeah, and under the sewers, there are engineers wrapped in oilpaper.
The expert standing at the side was internally sarcastic, yet his eyes never left the text on the nameplate.
The other party wasn't wrong; it indeed was German engineering, made in Munich, but he didn't say everything.
Because currently, English is the international lingua franca, nameplates in English are very normal, but some details are easily overlooked.
