The data from our own laboratory could be problematic.
After all, as Zhao Qingyan said, machines may be precise, but what if they are operated by humans?
Machines lack feelings, but people have them.
Machines don't falsify results, but people do.
That's why Su Bancheng didn't dwell on the Haofangzi Group's test report, since he himself also believed there might be issues within it.
Miao Zhenzhen was responsible for procurement, Factory Manager Li arranged for the use of flame retardants, and Director Miao was in charge of altering the test reports; he believed Susan's claims were likely true.
But even if their own test data was forged, what about the environmental protection agency's data? That couldn't possibly be problematic, could it?
Yet, Susan denied even this point.
And from what she implied, could there even be issues with the environmental protection agency's data?
At this moment, the direction of the trial shifted.
Everyone in the courtroom became spectators.
