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The image illustrates the sugar beet processing cycle with seven sequential steps: 1) Harvested sugar beets depicted with a truck and field; 2) Wash, slice, and soak the beets in hot water depicted with a dropper, sliced beet, and pot; 3) Clean juice to remove impurities to produce sugar syrup depicted with a funnel filtering liquid; 4) Crystallize the sugar from the sugar syrup depicted with a sugar bowl; 5) Spin the crystals in a centrifuge to remove liquid depicted with a centrifuge icon; 6) Dry the sugar crystals depicted with a flower drying icon; 7) Package the sugar for distribution depicted with magnifying glass over a packaged sugar box and brown sugar bags.
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The diagram illustrates how sugar is produced from sugar beets.
Overall, the process consists of seven main stages, beginning with harvesting sugar beets and ending with packaging the final product for distribution. The main steps include washing and slicing the beets, extracting and cleaning the juice, crystallising the syrup, and drying the sugar crystals.
At the first stage, sugar beets are harvested from the farm. They are then washed, sliced and soaked in order to extract the juice and separate it from the plant material. After this, the juice is cleaned with lime, which removes impurities and changes it into sugar syrup.
In the next stage, the syrup is crystallised to form sugar crystals. These crystals are then spun in a centrifuge to remove the remaining liquid, which produces molasses as a by-product. After that, the sugar crystals are dried. Finally, the finished sugar is packaged and prepared for distribution.
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