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The image features a process diagram titled "Small-scope about the production of smoked fish" divided into 8 sequentially numbered stages: step 1 depicts a fish and a knife labeled "gut"; step 2 shows two fish submerged in a container labeled "Salt-water (30 minutes)"; step 3 shows the container heated over three fire flames labeled "5 minutes"; step 4 displays four fish vertically oriented labeled "dry"; step 5 shows a "vat" containing "water", "smudging", two fish, and a "wood" lid, labeled "smoking" and "(30 minutes)"; step 6 presents three fish on a surface being treated via a dropper labeled "yellow colouring"; step 7 shows two fish packed inside a rectangular box/crate; and step 8 shows a delivery truck.
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The provided image shows the process of small-scale production of smoke fish.
Overall, it is evident that the process is complex includes eight stages, starting with removal of internal organs and concluding with distributing the fish for sale. Notably, it mostly consists of human stages, along with machine-driven work and some insignificant tools.
In the first stage, smoked fish would be gutted by knife and then be put in the sealed box containing salt water spending 30 minutes. After that, it takes 5 minutes to heat the box with fish.
Second, the fish that looks like golden need to be put in the fresh air and kept drying. The next stage is smoking, meaning that drying fish would be hang on by the wood in the vat, suffering from smoking by the coal with high temperature. The process will spend 30 minutes.
The next step is to dying the smoked fish with yellow color which make production more delicious in its appearance. After packaging, the production would be transported to sorts of supermarkets as excellent goods.
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