The image illustrates the process by which coffee is manufactured.
Overall, the production of coffee is a linear and controlled process that consists of several stages, beginning with picking and drying the beans, and ending with packing them into jars.
Firstly, coffee beans are picked from coffee trees and laid out under the sun to dry. After they have dried, the beans are roasted and then cooled rapidly. Next, the roasted beans are grinded into smaller particles using a grinding machine. As soon as this step is complete, the coffee powder is mixed with hot water, and then the mixture is strained to separate the liquid from the solid parts.
In the following steps, the filtered coffee liquid is frozen. The frozen mixture is ground again before being dried in a vacuum. During this stage, water is removed from the coffee, leaving a dry product. Finally, the finished coffee is packed into jars, making it ready for storage.
