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The image depicts an infographic of the orange juice production process without any numerical data points, percentages, trends, sections, countries, categories, or years visible; it illustrates a visual flowchart starting with 'fresh oranges' proceeding to a 'factory' where they are 'washed,' then 'extracted' with byproducts of 'animal feed' and 'waste solid,' followed by 'packaging' of 'fresh juice,' which is then transported by a 'refrigerator truck' to a 'shop'; concurrently, 'water' byproduct from the factory undergoes 'evaporation' to create 'concentrate juice,' which is 'canned,' then stored in a 'warehouse,' packed again in a 'factory,' and sold at a 'shop' with added '+ Water.'
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The diagram depicts a set of procedures for orange juice production from ripe oranges. Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that there are 3 stages beginning with initial transportation to the factory, making fresh and concentrate juice for customers.
The process commences with transferring fresh oranges to the factory, where they are washed and undergo an extraction. Subsequently, some part of fresh juice is packed and distributed to shops, while other part is used for making concentrate products. After oranges are extracted, the waste solid is used for animal feed.
Prior to evaporation of water, juice is taken by refrigerator truck. Following these steps, concentrated outcome is canned, retained in the warehouse. The final step before delivering juice to the stores, it is blended with water. The transition from the fresh oranges to the final products highlights the significance of each manufacturing stage in bringing high-quality juice to customers.
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