Band 6+: The diagram below shows the typical stages of consumer goods manufacturing, including the process by which information is feedback to earlier stages to enable adjustment.

The flowchart illustrates the manufacturing process by a university lecturer.

Overall, it can be conspicuously stated that it is a 9 step manufacturing procedure starting with the addition of the raw materials or manufactured components and ending with the sales and also includes an information feedback which follows an abrupt pattern.

To begin with, crude substances are stored and then followed with a production plan, in addition to the product analysis which results in design that adds on to the plan. After which they proceed with the assembly of the components as well as its inspection. This leads to the next phase which is packaging the materials and dispatching it so, that it becomes ready for the sales.

However, a review report also flows along with the various steps of development. Starting with the production plan which evaluates and shares its views for the storage while the sales communicate its critique with the creation unit and the marketing research. This department further assesses the progress and forwards it to the advertisement and packaging division. Finally, the designing area receives the feedback by testing and marketing research.