The image demonstrates the process in which glass bottles are produced.
Overall, it is clear that there are 3 stages in the process, beginning with collecting used bottles from different places and ending up with distribution.
First of all, the cycle begins when customers use glass bottles and leave it empty. These recycle bottles are transported at a recycling collection point. Then a delivery truck transports the collected bottles to a cleaning facility. After that, at the cleaning plant, the glass bottles are thoroughly washed using high-pressurized water.
During stage 2, the clean bottles are moved to a glass factory, when they are sorted by colour into green, brown, and clear categories. The glass is broken down in small pieces. These pieces are then given to a furnace where high heat melts them into liquid glass. This recycled liquid glass is combined with new liquid glass and shaped using a mould.
In the final stage, new glass bottles undergo filling and packing. Then they are distributed to supermarkets, where customers can buy them, completing the recycling cycle.
