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The image contains a flowchart illustrating the process of preparing and distributing fish through various stages. The first stage shows a fish, followed by a depiction of a port where the fish is presumably transported to. Next, the process shows the fish being frozen, then thawed, and then cut open. Following that, the illustration indicates that the fish is put in fresh water. Subsequently, the fish is either smoked or put into saltwater with yellow coloring. After these stages, the fish is frozen again at 0°C, then stored in a cold store. Finally, the fish goes through distribution and ends up at the fish shop for sale.
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The procedure to produce a smoked fish is illustrated by the diagram.
Overall, the process encompasses a number of steps, commencing with the collection of fish from the sea and ending with the distribution of smoked fish at fish stores.
To begin with, the process initiates with grabbing fishes with the help of a net from the water and then, the fishes are shipped to make them available at the port. Before washing the fishes into fresh water, they are not only freezed but also properly thawed. Following this, the cleaned fishes are cut into pieces with a sharp knife for the purpose of adding them to the salt water which has yellow colour in it. Moving ahead, the salted and yellow-coloured fishes undergo a smoking procedure, and after this, they are packed into a box.
Once the packaging is done, the fishes are freezed and stored at a temperature of 0°C. Eventually, the smoked fishes are ready to be distributed at fish centres.
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