Every year on the eve of the Mid-Autumn Festival, various businesses will launch a "moon cake war". Relevant experts point out that the moon cake war is not only not conducive to the economic interests of the mass consumers, but it has also even become a "sweet burden" for the Mid-Autumn Festival. To return to the moon cake market, we must start with the craft And the ingredients are improved. Otherwise, even if the packaging and gifts are gorgeous, they cannot meet the legitimate consumer demand. Based on this question, which of the following conclusions cannot be derived? ? ["Only improving mooncake technology and ingredients are the key to meeting consumers' legitimate needs.", 'As long as the moon cake technology and ingredients are improved, even if the packaging and gifts are more gorgeous, they can still meet the legitimate needs.', 'If the moon cake market meets legitimate consumer demand, it must be an improvement in process and ingredients.', 'Without the improvement of process and ingredients, the legitimate needs of consumers cannot be met.']