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In cases of demand I want to give you an example: in massalia, you make not much profit with a wine press although there are winyards there (so there should be enough supply) but there are already 15 wine presses (so there is much demand and competition) therefor you get such a low profit.
Other example: In Antiochia you get high income from dyeworks because this needs silk and dye which can be bought in Antiochia quite cheap.