How do big companies can products at large scales? [closed]

Canning product in small batches can be done using bath or pressure canning. But it takes a long time for canning a small batch. I was wondering how big companies do it at large scales.

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What I've seen (on TV, not in person) is typically somewhat different than a home process - the food is sealed in the cans (raw) and then run through a giant pressure cooker, typically on some sort of conveyor system, and spends a number of hours being cooked in the cans at the same time as it's being "canned" (heat-processed to kill bacteria) - at least this seems to apply to canned beans. Labels are applied after the can has cooled.

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How did large companies achieve economies of scale?

Companies can achieve economies of scale by increasing production and lowering costs. This happens because costs are spread over a larger number of goods.

What makes large scale production possible?

It requires huge investments in plant and machinery. Large scale production can be carried out if the market size is large and expanding. Large scale firms are characterized by mechanization, division of labor and production and sale of goods in large quantities. They cater to a large market.

When every firm of industry get enjoy the benefits of large scale of production it call a?

External Economies of Scale These refer to economies of scale enjoyed by an entire industry. For instance, suppose the government wants to increase steel production. In order to do so, the government announces that all steel producers who employ more than 10,000 workers will be given a 20% tax break.

How does large scale production reduce cost?

When more units of a good or a service can be produced on a larger scale, with less input costs per unit of output produced, economies of scale (ES) are said to be achieved. Alternatively, this means that as a company grows and production units increase, a company will have a better chance to decrease its costs.

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