The picture details the steps involved in producing cherry jam from cherries.
Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that the process can be divided into nine stages, starting with collecting cherries and ending with labeling the jars.
In the first stage of the process, a sheet is spread on the ground, and the tree is shaken to get the cherries. Next, the cherries are collected and transported to the processing plant at this stage. Firstly, the leaves and stems are removed. Then, the cherries are washed with water from an automatic machine. After that, the stone is removed from the middle of the cherry.
Once the process continues, the cherries are cooked and extra ingredients are added. Undoubtedly, the quality of the jam is checked. If the jam meets the requirements, then pour the jam is put into jars. In the final stage of the process, a label is stuck on the jars.
