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The image is a flowchart of a process with 11 steps, starting with "Hand Picking," and moving to "Transporting," "Washing," "Quality checking," "Cold storing," "Canning," "Corning/slicing," "Peeling," "Weighing/grading," "Sealing," "Cooking/sterilizing," "Labelling," "Storage," and ending with "Despatch." Each step is illustrated with a corresponding image, such as hands picking from a tree, a washing basin, a magnifying glass for quality control, a refrigerator for cold storage, canned goods for canning, sliced fruit for corning/slicing, peeled fruit for peeling, scales for weighing, a sealed can for sealing, a stovetop pot for cooking/sterilizing, labeled cans for labelling, shelved cans for storage, and a truck for despatch. There are no visible numerical data points, percentages, or categories.
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The illustration demonstrates the process, how canned fruits are produced, from harvesting until they are ready for selling.
Overall, the process of making canned fruits consists of 14 stages. In the first half, starting with the harvesting the fruits, the diagram shows preparational steps, before they get placed into cans. After correctly preparing them, the canning phase begins. It all ends with the cans correctly stored and dispatched elsewhere.
First of all, workers hand pick the selected fruits from plants. Secondly, they transport it to the place where the goods will be processed. After transportation they get washed and the employees perform quality checking on them as well, before they get cold stored, then graded. After these steps, the fruits get peeled and sliced.
The following stages of the process show the goods finally being placed into cans, then sealed shut. Then follows the cooking and labelling of the cans, before they can get stored. The process ends with the goods being despatched.
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