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The image is a flowchart titled 'Coffee production process', comparing the wet (washed) and dry (natural) methods. The process begins with stage 1: Harvesting (ripe cherries picked by hand or machine). It then splits into two paths. The 'Wet (washed) process' consists of stage 2: Pulping, stage 3: Fermenting, stage 4: Washing (where water is added), and stage 5: Drying. The 'Dry (natural) process', noted as having 'Fewer stages than the wet process', includes stage 2: Sun-drying and stage 3: Hulling. Both processes converge for the final stages: stage 6: Roasting, stage 7: Grinding, and stage 8: Packaging. The process concludes with the product being 'Exported for sale'. A legend categorizes the stages into: Harvesting, Wet process, Dry process, Roasting / grinding, and Final product.
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The flow chart illustrates how coffee is produced including the comparison of the wet and dry manufacturing methods.
Overall, there are a total of eight stages, starting from picking up ripe cherries and ending with the final product released for sale.
In the intial stage, ripe cherries are harvested manually or by a machine. After this, the cherries are then either went through wet production or dry production which contains less stages than the remaining process. In washed process, cherries are first pulped before undergoing fermetation. Following this, fermented cherries are washed with adding water. In the last stage of wet process, they are dried, preparing for further stages.
On the other hand, coffee can be made by using dry method which also called natural process. Once the ripe cherries have been sun-dried, they are hulled before going to the final steps. Afterwards, both methods are included in the same production with roasting first and then coffee is grinded, preparing for the packaging of the finished product which is exported for sale.
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