Create New Product (Civ6)

Create New Product is a project in Civilization VI. It is exclusive to the Monopolies and Corporations game mode, introduced in the Vietnam & Kublai Khan Pack. It becomes available in any city with a luxury resource Corporation, and when completed produces a Product which can be placed in a Stock Exchange or Seaport.
There are many types of Create New Product project, corresponding to all luxury resources in the game. You can only run Create New Product projects for a given luxury resource in a city with a Corporation corresponding to that particular luxury.
==Product names==
Resource	Names 	Notes
 	Griffin's Plume 	
 	Tsarskoye Ambers 	A reference to the Amber Room, located in the Catherine Palace of Tsarskoye Selo near Saint Petersburg.
 	Namsai Perfume 	A reference to the Golden Pagoda, located in the Namsai district in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh.
 	Jurassic Gems Amber 	A reference to Jurassic Park.
 	Fragrant Sheep Perfume 	Amber is used to make certain perfumes
 	Tree-Fresh Orange Juice 	Oranges are a type of citrus and are displayed on the resource icon.
 	No-Scurv Lime Juice 	Scurvy is a critical Vitamin C deficiency usually cured with citrus juice, which has a high Vitamin C content.
 	Summertime Supplements 	
 	Imperial Cross Marmalade 	Marmalade is a condiment made of oranges.
 	Meier's Oven Baking Supplies 	Possibly a reference to Sid Meier.
 	Fuligin Dark Chocolate Bars 	Fuligin is a hypothetical color that is "darker than black" in The Shadow of the Torturer by Gene Wolfe.
 	Whizzo's Choco-Mix 	A reference to a Monty Python sketch.
 	Heidi's Alpine Hot Chocolate Mix 	Could possibly be a reference to Heidi, the protagonist of a book of the same name, who lives in the Swiss Alps.
 	Xocolatl Spiced Drinking Chocolate 	Xocolatl is the Nahuatl word for "chocolate." The Nahuatl-speaking Aztecs first invented hot chocolate and would prepare it using spices.
 	Island Dream Cocoa Butter Lotion 	Cocoa butter is not only used for making chocolate, but also other goods.
 	Game Designer Fuel Coffee 	Coffee is a stimulant which causes accelerated brain activity.
 	Neurologically Unsafe Instant Coffee 	Coffee is a stimulant which causes accelerated brain activity.
 	Kaffa Harrar Roast Coffee 	Kaffa and Harrar are cities in Ethiopia, the country often considered to be the birthplace of the coffee plant.
 	Sopranzetti Espresso 	Italy is well known for their coffee culture as well as seeing espresso as the best way to consume coffee.
 	Tampuan Roastery Cold Brew 	
 	Rugged Hill Jeans 	Jeans are (at least partially) made of cotton.
 	Mahendradatta Batik 	Mahendradatta, also known as Gunapriya Dharmapatni, was a queen of Bali. Batik is an Indonesian technique of wax-resist dyeing applied to cloth.
 	Fluffy Sheep Linens 	
 	Sur-Dry Diapers 	A play on the words "sure dry."
 	Westford Textiles 	
 	Suvanna Gemstones 	Suvanna can mean "of good color or beautiful" in Pali, the language of the Tipiṭaka, which is the sacred canon of Theravāda Buddhism.
 	Blown Eardrum Speakers 	Diamond is an important component of many modern hand held electronic devices. Their role in electronics is to facilitate heat dispersion and protect sensitive computer parts.
 	Infrasound Audio Tech 	Diamond is an important component of many modern hand held electronic devices. Their role in electronics is to facilitate heat dispersion and protect sensitive computer parts.
 	Lacero Drill Bits 	Industrial diamonds are principally used as a cutting tool or an abrasive due to being one of the hardest substances on Earth.
 	Monolith All-Consuming Mining Equipment 	A reference to the Monolith from Arthur C. Clarke's 2010: Odyssey Two, which consumed Jupiter to create a miniature star that warmed Titan.
 	Litham Indigo 	A reference to the litham or tagelmust, a type of indigo-colored garment worn by Berber Tuareg men.
 	King's Scarlet Dyes 	Scarlet is a shade of dark red, sometimes historically associated with royalty.
 	Monochrome Colors 	A monochrome is a photograph or picture developed or painted in various tones of only black and white.
 	Food Dye Red #5 	A reference to FD&C Red No. 2, a food dye banned by the FDA in 1976.
 	Dai-Iro Industrial Paints 	Dai-Iro (大色) means "Big Color" in Japanese.
 	Arctic Moon Fashions 	Certain animals with rare and historically sought for furs are found in the arctic, such as wolves, foxes, weasels, stoats and bears.
 	Marie Antoinette Headwear 	A reference to Marie Antoinette, a French queen who was beheaded during the French Revolution.
 	Lord Steven's Stovepipe Hats 	A reference to fur hats.
 	Mercury Haberdashery 	Haberdashery (called "notions" in American English) are clothing-related products, such as threads, zippers, and needles, sold by haberdashers in clothing stores.
 	Elysium Angora Yarns 	Angora rabbits produce some of the softest furs; Elysium is the location where those chosen by the gods went in the afterlife in Greek mythology.
 	Colossus Construction Supplies 	Gypsum is used in construction, specifically for plaster and drywall. "Colossus" simply means something or someone big and may be a reference to the Colossus of Rhodes, a wonder in-game.
 	Svadilfari Masonry Supplies 	In Norse legend, Svadilfari was the horse ridden by the stonemasons that built the walls of Asgard.
 	Demeter Growth Chemicals 	Demeter was the Greek goddess of agriculture.
 	Titanic Construction Materials 	In Greek mythology, the Titans were the gods who existed before the Olympians. Atlas was one of them, renowned for his strength, which he used to hold up the sky. Atlas can also be seen holding up the globe in the cover art and promotional imagery of Civilization VI.
 	Atlas Insulated Building Material 	In Greek mythology, the Titans were the gods who existed before the Olympians. Atlas was one of them, renowned for his strength, which he used to hold up the sky. Atlas can also be seen holding up the globe in the cover art and promotional imagery of Civilization VI.
 	Late Summer Pure Honey 	
 	Nature's Hive Royal Jelly 	
 	Whanganui Manuka Honey 	Mānuka Wellbeing is a New Zealander company which produces honey alongside the Whanganui river.
 	Abe's Apis Probiotics 	Apis is the genus in which honeybees are classified. Possibly a reference to Burt's Bees.
 	Royal Buzz Pollinators 	A reference to how bees pollinate to make honey.
 	Nag Champa 	Nag Champa is a popular Indian fragrance, usually made with sandalwood and Champa flowers.
 	Phra-jan Dara Sandalwood Aromas 	Sandalwood is traditionally used in some incenses for its smell.
 	Franks Incense 	A pun on the word "frankincense," a type of incense.
 	Love Potion #8 	A reference to "Love Potion No. 9," the name of a 1959 song and a 1992 movie.
 	Stink Destroyer Air Freshener 	Incense works similarly to air freshener, providing a pleasant smell inside of a building.
 	Hattori Hanzo Hilts 	Hattori Hanzō was a ninja, and later a samurai, who helped Tokugawa Ieyasu rise to power. His sword's hilt was made of ivory.
 	Bertie Wooster's Billiard Balls 	Bertie Wooster is a character from P. G. Wodehouse's Jeeves stories.
 	Aana Ivory Fashions 	
 	Xiangya Fashions 	Xiàngyá (象牙) means "ivory/elephant tusk" in Chinese.
 	Tickle Piano Keys 	A reference to the illegal practice of making white piano keys using elephant ivory.
 	Hongshan Luxury 	A reference to the Hongshan jade culture.
 	Immortal Beauty Jade 	
 	Nuwang 	From the Chinese word nǚwáng (女王), which means "queen regnant." Also the name of a Chinese empress.
 	Pearl Delta 	Possibly a reference to the Pearl River Delta, an industrial region in China.
 	Savannakhet 	A city and province of Laos.
 	Augustine Marble Finishing 	A reference to Augustus Caesar and some words he spoke on his deathbed: "I found a Rome of bricks; I leave to you one of marble."
 	Alabaster Masonry 	Alabaster is a stone used for carving statues and also for processing into a plaster-like powder and is similar in appearance to pure white marble.
 	No-Burp Antacid 	Marble and common antacids are composed of the same material, calcium carbonate.
 	Attila's Scouring Powder 	A reference to Attila, who was known as the "Scourge of God."
 	Morte Monoliths 	Refers to the use of marble in funerary markers and headstones.
 	Sur-Read Thermometers 	Mercury used to be used in thermometers.
 	Martine Dependable Thermometers 	Scottish physician George Martine was one of the first to use a mercury thermometer to assess health.
 	Centennial Light Bulbs 	Some coiled lightbulbs contain mercury vapor.
 	Metalhead Brain Wires 	
 	Fire Axis Thermostats 	A reference to Firaxis Games.
 	Kalamata Dream Olive Oil 	Kalamata olives are large, dark purple olives named after a Greek city.
 	Byzantine Dawn Olive Oil 	The Byzantines were known to produce olive oil.
 	No-Granny Youth Preserving Cream 	
 	Face-Off Facial Restorer 	Possibly a reference to the movie Face/Off, in which the two main characters undergo surgery to swap each other's faces.
 	Martinese Pickled Olives 	Olives are a typical garnish (and olive brine a typical ingredient) in a dirty martini.
 	Night Tide Baubles 	
 	Setesuyara Cosmetics 	Setesuyara is a Balinese goddess of the underworld.
 	Aunt Enid's Clutching Pearls 	Pearl-clutching is a figure of speech meaning an overreaction to something relatively inoffensive.
 	String of Stars Necklaces 	Pearls are sometimes used as beads in necklaces.
 	Merrow Case Oysters 	May be a reference to mermaid's purses, a common name for the egg sac of a shark or skate.
 	Waimanalo Huli Huli Chicken Spice 	Huli-huli chicken is a Hawaiian dish whose name means "to turn" (or more literally, "rotisserie chicken") in Hawaiian.
 	Adder's Tongue Medical Supply 	A reference to snake oil, a term that refers to deceptive marketing, health care fraud, or scams.
 	Mom's Pickling Supplies 	Salt is used as a food preservative, especially as in the preservation of meats.
 	Keep-it-Down Preservative 	Salt is used as a food preservative, especially as in the preservation of meats.
 	Flayvur Seasoning 	A play on the word "flavor."
 	Atas Luxury Textiles 	Silk is a type of textile, generally seen as quite luxurious.
 	Saratsawadi Medical Supply 	A name of Saraswati, a Hindu goddess sometimes associated with healing.
 	Far North Field Medical Supply 	
 	Hung Vuong Fine Fabrics 	Hùng Vương refers to 1 of the 18 rulers of the ancient kingdom of Văn Lang (now known as Vietnam).
 	Dock 2 Living Decor 	A reference to Pier 1 Imports, an American furnishings and decor chain.
 	Dark of the Moon Silver Jewelry 	
 	Fadaka Designs 	Fadaka means "silver" in Yoruba.
 	Megastorm Microcontrollers 	Silver iodide (AgI) is used in cloud seeding.
 	Connecto Precision Switches 	Silver is an excellent electrical conductor.
 	Unforgettable Photography 	Silver plates are often used in developing photographs.
 	Archipelago Nutmeg 	Indonesia, an archipelago, is the world's chief producer of nutmeg.
 	Pueblo Kitchen Chili Powder 	A reference to Southwestern American cuisine, specifically New Mexican cuisine, which involves a wide variety of spices and chili peppers.
 	Gondavana Cinnamon 	Cinnamon is a type of spice, though is a separate resource in-game.
 	East Indies Nutmeg 	The "East Indies" is a term for Southeast Asia and Indonesia, historically a region known for the production of spices including nutmeg.
 	Volcano Chili Sauce 	Chilis act as a spice, and one appears on the resource icon.
 	Mama Theresa's Baking Sugar 	Possibly a reference to Mother Teresa.
 	Bubba Mubba Bubble Gum 	A reference to Hubba Bubba bubble gum.
 	Rock's Penny Candy 	Rock candy is a type of candy made by crystallizing sugar on a stick, wand, or string in a supersaturated sugar-water mixture.
 	Sucro-Cola 	A play on the words "Coca Cola" and "sucrose."
 	Ed Teach's Homestyle Molasses 	Edward Teach was the given name of Blackbeard.
 	Saratsawati Chai 	Chai means "tea" in various Indian languages.
 	Sea Urchin Green Tea 	Green tea is a type of Chinese tea.
 	First Flush White Tea 	First Flush is the first plucking of a tea plant's harvest season. The new growth leaves plucked during First Flush are the youngest and most tender part of the tea plant and are said to yield the purest and freshest cup of tea that plant is capable of producing.
 	Asa-no-Sencha 	The English transliteration of 朝の煎茶, which means "sencha in the morning" in Japanese.
 	Sun-Never-Sets Tea 	A reference to a phrase used to describe the British Empire's dominance over the world. The Empire is known for having exploited the Indians and Chinese in order to produce tea for the massive demands of it in Britain.
 	Mountain Fresh Cigarettes 	Cigarette's main component is tobacco.
 	Coughing Cowboy Cigarettes 	A reference to Marlboro Man, a cowboy figure used in advertising campaign for Marlboro cigarettes. Five actors who had played the Marlboro Man passed away due to smoking-related diseases, thus "Coughing Cowboy."
 	Petit Dictator Cigars 	A reference to the stereotypical cigar-smoking banana republic dictator.
 	Burnt Bourbon Flavored Tobacco 	Possibly a reference to burnt bourbon sugar, a flavouring used in some foodstuffs.
 	Stockholm Snuff 	A reference to Copenhagen Chewing Tobacco.
 	Boar's Bounty Truffles 	A reference to the fact that the majority of natural truffles are sniffed out and collected by trained pigs.
 	Abydos Truffle Oil 	The name of the eighth nome of Upper Egypt.
 	Pig Snout Truffles 	A reference to the fact that the majority of natural truffles are sniffed out and collected by trained pigs.
 	Autumn Twilight 	Truffles are harvested during autumn.
 	Sniffing Pig Artisinal Eats 	A reference to the fact that the majority of natural truffles are sniffed out and collected by trained pigs.
 	Mary Shelly Eyeglass Frames 	A reference to Mary Shelley, the author of Frankenstein.
 	Palawan Shores Hair Accessories 	Palawan means "turtle" in Tagalog.
 	Wujin Beauty Supplies 	
 	Guilinggao Turtle Jelly 	Guilinggao is a traditional Chinese medicine/dessert made from herbs and a paste of the bottom shell of a three-lined box turtle.
 	Lord McConnell's Decidedly Not Mock Turtle Soup	A reference to U.S. Republican senator Mitch McConnell and his resemblance to a turtle or tortoise, and to mock turtle soup.
 	Melville's Plenty Lamp Oil 	Herman Melville was the author of Moby-Dick.
 	Moldywarp's Ambrosia 	A reference to the children's book Moldy Warp the Mole by Alison Uttley.
 	Whalebarf Ambergris 	Ambergris is a solid, waxy, flammable substance of a dull grey or blackish color produced in the digestive system of sperm whales, used in the perfume industry.
 	Ishmael's Lamp Oil 	Ishmael is the narrator of Moby-Dick.
 	Kujirasan's Lubricants 	Kujira means "whale" in Japanese, and -san is a Japanese honorific; thus Kujirasan (クジラさん) can be translated as "Mr./Ms. Whale".
 	Del Sol Malbec 	Names of various varieties of wine. The regions mentioned come from places like Spain, America, Georgia, Italy, and Germany.
 	Kvevris Saperavi 	Names of various varieties of wine. The regions mentioned come from places like Spain, America, Georgia, Italy, and Germany.
 	L'Ombre Cabernet 	Names of various varieties of wine. The regions mentioned come from places like Spain, America, Georgia, Italy, and Germany.
 	Villa Scintillante Prosecco 	Names of various varieties of wine. The regions mentioned come from places like Spain, America, Georgia, Italy, and Germany.
 	Grunental Sekt 	Names of various varieties of wine. The regions mentioned come from places like Spain, America, Georgia, Italy, and Germany.
Category:Monopolies and Corporations (Civ6)