The diagram demonstrates a linear process of how a factory produces cherry jams.
Overall, there are 9 main stages in the process of how cherry jams are made, beginning with collecting cherries and ending with putting factory’s labels.
To begin, cherries are harvested from trees to a sheet by shaking to prevent damaging the trees. Cherries then are packaged to deliver to the factory. The packages are sorted to collect cherries and remove leaves and stems. Sorted cherries are washed by washing machines and cut in half to remove stones. Next, extra ingredients are added to cherries and the mixed are mashed to create jams.
Following that, the jams are then checked to be qualified by experts. After that, qualified jams are separated to various jars. At the end of the process of making cherry jams, labels are then putted to jars, ready for distributing.