As for the detailed proportions of these five parts, it would depend on the factory's output. They would store more if production was high and less if it was low.
However, according to Jing Shu's calculations, the factory's daily output could currently guarantee the minimum consumption for hundreds of thousands of people. Mind you, this was the bare minimum—mostly water with just a bit of insect protein at the bottom, the kind that took ten minutes to chew before swallowing to maximize the feeling of fullness.
If people wanted to eat their fill, the daily capacity could only provide food for less than one hundred thousand people, which was about ten tons of red earthworms.
Although there's still a large gap to feed millions, isn't this all about development?
