The diagram illustrates how orange juice is manufactured. Overall, this is a complex process, and it is divided into two circumstances, including fresh orange juice production, and processed ones. It can also be seen that there are 13 steps from transporting orange to the factory to selling processed orange juice in shops.
The fresh orange juice production begins when oranges are dispatched to a factory. Next, the oranges are washed in a machine to remove all of excess dirt. Having been purified, they are extracted and put into a funnel which is used to separate fresh juice and waste solid. While waste solid is become food for animals, the juice is packaged and sold in shops.
The remaining fresh juice is refrigerated and transferred to the factory in order to continue producing processed juice. Subsequently, the water is evaporated from the juice to make concentrated juice. After being canned, the concentrated juice is delivered to a warehouse where it is stored before being combined with water again. Finally, it is packaged and distributed to the shops where customers can buy it in packs.