The diagram illustrates the process by which salted fish is produced. Overall, the process consists of several stages, beginning with catching fish in the sea and ending with their distribution to fish shops for sale. The process involves several stages of preparation and preservation, including freezing, cutting, salting, smoking, and freezing the fish again before they are stored.
At the beginning of the process, fish are caught and transported by boat to a port. They are then frozen and subsequently thawed before being cut open. After this, the fish are placed in salt water containing yellow color. Finally, the fish are smoked in a metal container.
In the final stages, the cooked fish are frozen again at zero degree and then stored in a cold store for a while. Ultimately, they are distributed to fish shops where they are ready for sale.
