You get a sense of familiarity from the British and Canadian Processing Plants, which are variants of the same manufacturing process with the national branding!
The Canadian plant will integrate into a North American-style farm, while the British version has a smaller area to fit UK-style maps.
Additionally, both variants contain a tiny shed that will generate at a much slower pace. However, unlike their bigger counterparts, cycles/month are not split amongst product production. Because the raw materials are processed off-site and then re-delivered to the shed for your convenience, the manufacturing cost is a little more.
Additionally, a grant application from the UK Government for the installation of solar panels helps the British Processing Plant. Income from solar panels: around £550 per month
Crisp potato chip Plant inputs include: 5 potatoes, 100 oil, or any kind of base game oil.
Ten tomatoes, ten cheeses, ten spring onions, ten chilli, and ten garlic
Tortilla corn chip Plant Inputs: 5 x 300 Corn Oil (any kind of base game oil)
Ten tomatoes, ten cheeses, ten spring onions, ten chilli, and ten garlic



Changelog: +



ChangeLog: 1.0.0.1 – Fixed a problem where the pallet was light but could not be lifted.
Large Productions' expenses were adjusted to have the same cycles each month.



Thanks to Mr. Dexxx