"That's roughly it," Joseph continued, "Now let's discuss the construction plan for the canning factory. Oh, these foods preserved in iron boxes are called 'canned food.'"
Mirabeau pondered, "Your Highness, according to the production process you just described, we simply need to find some blacksmiths to make iron boxes, fill them with food, steam-cook, and then seal with wax. I think, with some preparation, we can start production right away."
Joseph immediately shook his head, "This method is far too slow for production, and the cost will be extremely high. Furthermore, the wax seal can easily come off during transportation, leading to food spoilage.
"What I need is industrialized production.
"Use rolling mills to make sheet iron, dedicated cutting equipment, welding to seal after filling. Ideally, we should have a rolling press for can body production."
