The flow diagram illustrates the stages in the process of the production and preparation of coffee for selling.
We can clearly see that the raw material of the coffee comes from coffee beans. Moreover, it requires eleven distinct steps in the process, from the original plants to the eventual packages of the end products.
The production and preparation of coffee begins with the collection of the coffee beans. Then, those beans are dried, before being roasted. The resulting roasted beans are cooled at a fast speed and pass through a grind machine. After that, those products are mixed with hot water, and this mixture then is strained.
At the eighth stage of the process, the strained mixture is freezed and the frozen liquid is ground again. After grinding, people dry it with a vacuum to remove the water from the mixture. Finally, it is packaged into the prepared jars to become the end product: coffee.