Pike Company got into trouble for bypassing Blue Company, avoiding paying protection fees and intermediary commissions, and instead signed contracts directly with military factories and other companies, offering them cheaper raw materials.
Pike's boss even planned to purchase more processing equipment to complete an integrated cycle of [recycling] [sorting] [manufacturing for export]. As a result, they were attacked and retaliated against by Blue Company.
After all, the first two steps involving dirty and tiring work belong to resource recycling, while the final step is resource regeneration.
One is a garbage man; the other is a noble resource utilization prodigy. Although there isn't much technological content, the way it sounds to people is different.
If you need steel and aluminum alloy materials, are you going to buy from a garbage recycling station, or from a regular processing plant?
