The diagram illustrates how milk is produced, from the initial stage to the finished product.
Overall, it is a linear process that involves several stages, starting with cows grazing and ending with the finished products.
The process begins with the cows feeding on grass. Subsequently, a machine milks the cows twice a day, after which the milk is stored in refrigerated storage. This is followed by the milk being transferred by a milk tanker truck to the dairy factory.
Once the milk has been transferred, it is subjected to pasteurization. At this stage, a portion of the milk is packaged directly into bottles, while the remainder is processed into items such as cheese, butter, and cream. Finally, the packaged products are ready for distribution to supermarkets.
