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The image features a process flow diagram titled "How Orange Juice is Produced". The process begins with "fresh oranges" transported by truck to a "factory", followed by "washing" and "extraction". From extraction, the process splits: solid by-products lead to "solid waste" and then to "animal feed", while liquid yields "fresh juice". From "fresh juice", one path leads directly to "packaging" and finally to the "supermarket". The alternative path takes "fresh juice" via "refrigerated truck" to an "evaporation remove water" stage, resulting in "concentrated juice", which undergoes "canning", storage in a "warehouse", transport to a "factory + water" stage, followed by "packaging" and distribution to the "supermarket".
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The diagram illustrates how an orange juice is prepared. From an overall perspective it is apparent that 17 stages involved in the procedure. Of particular significance is collaborative involvement of truck drivers, washers, packagers, canners throughout the process.
Initially, oranges are delivered to the factory, after which in the factory oranges are wasched with the raw water. Then they are extracted with the help of special machine, either sent to the solid waste to feed animals or to make a fresh orange jucie. Extracted oranges are either used to make fresh juice or to factories on referigated truck, after which freash are packaged and sent to supermarkets for selling.
Following these stages nine stages, oranges are evaporated to get rid of water, and then juice is concentrated and canned in metal bottles. Once the canning stage is complete, it it sent to waregouse, after which to factory to add water to the product. The subsequent stage involves, packaging and finally the products are sent to the stores or supermarkets.
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