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The image contains diagrams representing a process flow, starting with a fish swimming, followed by a net, a boat, and a depiction of a port. Then, there's a step showing freezing with snowflake symbol, another showing thawing with a water icon, and fish being cut open. The fish is then smoked, placed in salt water with yellow coloring, and freeze again at 0°C. It's stored in a cold store, distributed via a truck, and finally, sold in a fish store. No numerical data points, percentages, or specific labels are included in these diagrams.
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The diagram documents a series of steps in the making of smoked fish.
Overall, it is evident that there are thirteen steps in the production of smoked fish, beginning with catching the fish and ending with distributing it to stores.
The process begins by catching the fish out at sea, then they are transported by boat back to the port. Following that, the fish are frozen and stored for processing. Once ready, the fish are then thawed in fresh water before being cut open. Subsequently, they are submerged in salt water mixed with yellow colouring for flavour.
In the next stage, the fish are smoked for curing in a machine. Then, they are packaged into rectangular boxes before being frozen at zero degrees Celcius and brought to cold storage for preservation. Finally, the fish is distributed by trucks to fish stores for selling.
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