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Band 5+: The diagram below shows the manufacturing process for making sugar from sugarcane. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image illustrates the sugar production process from sugar cane: 1) Growth phase lasts 12-18 months; 2) Harvesting involves manual cutting or machinery; 3) Crushing sugar canes produces juice and bagasse; 4) Juice purification with limestone filtration; 5) Evaporation boils juice to create syrup; 6) Centrifugal-located separation of sugar crystals from syrup occurs; 7) Final dry and cool sugar crystals stored ready for distribution.
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The provided diagram presents how sugar is manufactured from sugar cane.

All-inclusive,the production of sugar from scratch with the help of sugar cane consists of seven stages :growing,harvesting,crushing,purifying juice,evaporator,centrifuge,drying and cooling. This process mainly relies on sugar cane for the production of sugar.

At a time,drawing attention towards the details,the first stage is growing sugar cane plants and harvesting it when it gets ready so, sugar cane plant finally go under crushing process to extract juice and after the extracting process it is supplied to the purifying machine to avoid any kind of unusual particles.

In fifth stage, the extracted juice are evaporated and are converted into sugar syrup at presence of heat. After that it goes through the process called centrifuge where sugar crystal are separated from syrup and then it undergoes for drying ,and is set for cooling purpose so it can form shape of a cube and finally it goes for packaging to get served in the market.

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