Over the next few days, Li Xiang drove the three girls around to various tea factories to conduct on-site inspections, select suitable suppliers, and sign contracts. They also gathered plenty of video footage.
The procurement costs from these few days alone reached seven to eight million yuan, with many more large orders to follow.
Tea was set to become one of Li Xiang's main businesses for the next few years. The profit margins were simply too high, and that was even with him leveraging his price advantage to give his fans a great deal.
Take a certain brand of small-can tea, for example. Its quality couldn't compare to his at all, yet it sold for an outrageous price. One small can contained only 4 grams of tea, but a 10-can box sold for 500 yuan, and a 20-can box for 1,000 yuan. That's equivalent to over six thousand yuan per jin!
