Usines
Usines, a French term, translates to "factories" or "plants" in English. It refers to establishments where goods are manufactured, typically on a large scale, through the application of labor and machinery. These industrial facilities are the backbone of production, transforming raw materials into finished products that are then distributed for consumption or further use.
The concept of the usine evolved significantly during the Industrial Revolution. Prior to this period, manufacturing
Modern usines encompass a vast range of industries, from automobile manufacturing and electronics assembly to food