The diagram illustrates the steps of producing orange extract and the way in which orange is then used to make nectar.
Overall, fresh oranges pass through eleven or five stages before being packed ready for sale in shops. Also, waste solids of washed oranges used as animal fodder. Sometimes, the obtained fresh juices from extract oranges are imediately packed and shipped to markets.
In the first stage of making citrus juice, fresh oranges are delivered to the factoty after which they were washed, pure oranges are used to make fruit extract. Citrus processing waste can be recycled into animal feed and the fresh juice from extract oranges are bottled and sent to shops.
In the second method of making orange extract freshed juice is stored in refrigerator trucks before evoporating by removing water. The canning process helps preserve the juice, after which the products stored in a warehouse. The concentrate juice is delivered to factory, where added water to orange syrup, and it is packed to sale.