The process depicts the production of chocolate.
Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that there are ten key stages, commencing with collecting ripe red pods from cacao tree and culminating with the finished liquid chocolate.
First, cacao trees, which are grown in S.America, Africa and Indonesia, ripe red pods are havested and their white cocoa beans inside them are collected. Next, the beans are fermented before spreading to dry in sun.
At the fifth step, the dried beans are put in a large sacks, which are ready to be transported by lorry or train. These sacks are then taken to the factory where beans are roasted in high temperature of 350 Cencius. After roasting, the beans are crushed and their outer shells are removed. Finally, the inner pare are pressed into produced liquid chocolate and the process is finished
