"Then buy one get one get one get one free."

After working in the spice business for many years, Cheng Fengchun has a huge sales network in the United States, but he sells spices and does not directly face terminal customers.

Cheng Fengchun thought about it and called the purchasing managers of several major supermarkets he knew. He called the first Walmart. When they heard that there was a national flag, it was the one that was sold for five yuan in convenience stores but now it has been sold out. He said that there are two yuan and five yuan per day.

Cheng Fengchun said that the goods were a bit too many, with 700,000 faces and no flagpole. The quantity was too large, so the purchasing manager dared not make a decision, so he asked his superiors for instructions. He said that he would have to have no flagpole. There were barbecue poles in supermarkets, but the price would be reduced a little further.

Finally, I asked for two dollars at the same time, and Cheng Fengchun didn’t need to deliver the goods. Walmart people went to the airport to pick up the goods themselves, and directly used Walmart’s logistics network to deliver them to various states in the United States.

In the past three days of 911, not only New Yorkers, but all Americans are ready to take to the streets to march.

Finally, Zuo Zaiye agreed, two dollars a day.

Cheng Fengchun sold Zuo Zai's 700,000 national flags with a phone call. Zuo Zai, who had zero cost, earned 1.4 million US dollars a day!

At that time, Americans took to the streets to buy small national flags, which had to be at least three to five million, but the only one who made money was Zuo Zai's 700,000.

Americans rarely make high-pollution industries like print products themselves. The American flag produced by bridgehead is considered dumping, so Americans purchase it from South America and other places.

The 911 happened too suddenly, and South American manufacturers did not have so much inventory. Even if there was one, even the shipping from South America to the United States would not be possible in two or three days.

Under normal circumstances, it costs only fifty or sixty cents to purchase these small national flags in large American supermarkets. Fortunately, when the South American flags arrived one after another, the Zuo Zai's national flag had already been sold out.

By September 20, because there were too many national flags shipped from South America, there was simply oversupply. In addition, fewer people were marching, the price of American flags fell sharply, and it was not easy to sell for convenience stores for a dollar.

So, only Zuo Zai, the "little girl who sells national flags", made a lot of money in a confused manner, and everything was just right.
Chapter completed!