This food factory, unlike other types of factories, features a relatively flat structure.
For the convenience of material transport, it has only two floors.
The upper floor is responsible for processing raw materials; a rail comes in from the west and another from the south, continuously transporting raw materials from the adjacent factory next door.
Once these raw materials are processed, they're automatically transferred to the first floor. From the south side of the first floor, another rail brings in new materials. These bottom-floor products are then directly sent along the rails to a warehouse in the east.
The factories in the Lower City District are of many types. Those dedicated to production are distributed in a ring: a cluster of factories encircling a resource distribution center, with each factory's intermediate or final products either passed to the next neighboring facility or first to the distribution center before being dispatched elsewhere.
