<h4>Chapter 905: Chapter 905: Instant Noodle Factory</h4><h4></h4>


    Bai Xiao truly didn’t know that Bai Ju and her group had introduced their province’s very first instant noodle production line.


    This production line was actually facilitated by He Weng, who helped bridge connections to bring it in from Harbor City.


    Testing this production line alone took nearly a month, and it came at a considerable cost.


    However, the economic benefits it brought were truly remarkable.


    Their instant noodle brand was named "Old Bai Family Instant Noodles," and theyunched several vors, including braised beef, spicy beef, pickled vegetable, and seafood vors. Thanks to their diverse taste options, as soon as the products hit the market, consumer demand surged to the point of being overwhelming.


    The instant noodle market in their province was rtively simple and untapped.


    After all, at the time, minced meat instant noodles were just starting to gain traction and hadn’t yet expanded across the national market.


    The emergence of Old Bai Family Instant Noodles quickly dominated the entire market in their province. Furthermore, thanks to the broader vor varietypared to minced meat instant noodles, distributors from other provinces swiftly began reaching out.


    He Wang and Bai Ju transitioned from sleepless nights worrying at the beginning toter worrying about apletely different issue: their production line wasn’t sufficient.


    Because they didn’t dare to expand too aggressively at first, they had only introduced one production line, which led to highly limited production capacity. As a result, even with the machine running three shifts nonstop, the products made still weren’t enough to meet market demand.


    Orders were backlogged all the way until next year.


    The couple had already started seriously considering introducing two additional instant noodle production lines.


    Moreover, they listened to Bai Xiao’s advice from earlier and specifically established a research and development (R&D) department—not just to develop new instant noodle vors but also to innovate other types of convenient foods.


    After all, Bai Xiao’s proposal had not only covered instant noodles but also included a range of frozen foods and semi-processed foods.


    Although the shape and taste of those foods they currently produced weren’t quite as good as fresh ones, their sess with instant noodles alone made it obvious that there was tremendous potential.


    The couple had gone from their early days of anxiety to now being filled with confidence.


    Not only had they recouped their initial investment within half a year, but their factory had also be a renowned enterprise within the county and even the province.


    The provincial government specifically issued a policy document granting their factory favorable conditions and encouraging them to hire moreid-off workers to help ease the social burden.


    Especially this time, as they prepared to expand with two additional production lines, they were receiving strong financial support in the form of low-interest loans from the banks.


    The industry andmerce, as well as public health departments, fully expedited the approval processes.


    Leaders from the county, city, and province frequently came to visit the factory, hoping to learn from their sess and replicate the methods to revive moreid-off factories.


    Of course, the couple truly deserved the recognition as exemry entrepreneurs; they had already decided that the workforce for their two new production lines and the expanded second and third workshops would be made up entirely ofid-off workers.


    Additionally, they hadpletely transformed the oldmunal-style operation of the factory.


    Now, performance-based pay was in ce, and anyone trying to ck off or cut corners didn’t worry them at all—everyone was signed as contract workers.


    If someone wasn’t suitable, they could immediately be reced.


    The couple had long been ready to go all out, and for management, they brought on the husband-and-wife pair who had previously managed Factory Manager Wei’s affairs.


    This pair had once yed a crucial role in recognizing their potential.


    Furthermore, they truly excelled in management, handling both the tough and conciliatory roles with skill.


    The couple’s instant noodle factory had now be a shining example of a supportive enterprise in the region.