The diagram illustrates information about production steps of smoked fish.
Overall, the production process comprises thirteen stages, commencing with the catching of fish and culminating in their delivery to fish stores. Notably, it is a complex procedure involving a range of specialized equipment and materials.
The production of smoked fish begins with catching of fresh fish from the sea, after which they are loaded onto a ship and transported to the port. Before the fish are placed in fresh water, they are frozen in a freezer. After being washed, the fish are cut open in preparation for the next stages of the process. Following this fish that have been cut open are put in the mixture of salt water and yellow coloring. The nearly prepared fish are hung on special boards and then smoked.
In the subsequent stages, the smoked fish are packed into boxes and frozen at a temperature of 0°C. In the final stages of the process, the fish are transferred to a cold storage, after which they are delivered to fish stores.
