Cannery (noun)

1. A factory where food, especially fruits and vegetables, is processed and canned for preservation.
2. A place where something is produced in large quantities, especially a factory.

Origin:

Late 19th century, from the verb 'can' meaning to preserve food in cans.

Examples:

1. The cannery was a busy place, with workers packaging and processing food at a rapid pace.
2. The cannery provided a livelihood for many families in the area.
3. The canned fruits and vegetables from the cannery were widely distributed and popular with consumers.
4. The cannery was known for its high-quality, sustainably grown produce.
5. The cannery was one of the largest employers in the region, providing jobs to hundreds of workers.