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The image depicts a diagram illustrating the production process of orange juice, presented in a linear sequence of icons representing stages and outcomes. The process starts with fresh oranges transported to a factory, followed by washing and extraction operations, generating solid waste as a byproduct, which is then used in producing animal feed. Further, liquid juice undergoes packaging and is transported via a refrigerated truck before reaching the supermarket. Alternatively, the juice can be directed towards a warehouse, canned, or processed into concentrated juice through evaporation to remove water, and then diluted with water in a factory, ultimately reaching the consumer as fresh juice through supermarkets. No numerical data points nor percentages are provided.
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The process diagram depicts how orange juice is made.
Overall, the 15-step process of producing orange juice start with transporting fresh oranges to the factory and finishes with the packaging and placing it to the supermarket. Solid waste is used for animal feed while the juice is used for packaging respectively.
The process begins with fresh oranges that are transported to the factory and then washed there. After the process of extraction it separates solid and liquid bases into two different routes of feeding animal with leftovers and preparing it for the sale in the supermarket respectively.
Fresh juice devides into packaging and transportatation in the refrigerated truck. Truck bring this juice factory where it goes under evaporation process and concetrated leftovers are canned and placed into warehouse. Then concentrated juice combines with water and packed with the initial fresh juice to be place in the supermarket in the end.
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