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The image displays a diagram titled 'The production stages of fresh orange juice and orange juice made from concentrate,' outlining two distinct processes. The first process starts with fresh oranges transported by truck to a factory, where they undergo washing and juice extraction. This extraction yields two byproducts: solid waste, which is used as animal feed, and fresh orange juice. The fresh orange juice is then packaged, transported via refrigerated transport, and delivered to shops. The second process begins with the fresh orange juice from the extraction stage undergoing evaporation to produce concentrate orange juice. This concentrate is canned and transported to a warehouse for storage. Later, the canned concentrate is moved by truck to another factory where water is added. The resulting reconstituted orange juice from concentrate is packaged, transported by truck, and delivered to shops.
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The diagram demonstrates the industrial process of producing fresh orange juice and orange juice from concentrate.
Overall, production involves preparation, processing, and distribution. After the oranges are washed and squeezed, the juice is either sold fresh after packaging and refrigerated transport, or further concentrated, stored, reconstituted and then distributed to shops.
First, fresh oranges are transported to a factory, where they are thoroughly washed. They then undergo juice extraction, during which the liquid is separated from the solid residue. The solid waste is collected and sent for animal feed, while the extracted juice continues to the next stage.
In the first route, fresh orange juice is packaged immediately and transported in refrigerated vehicles. It is then delivered directly to shops for retail sale.
In the second route, part of the juice is processed further through evaporation to remove water and form orange concentrate. The concentrate is subsequently canned and stored in a warehouse. Finally, it is transported to another factory, where water is added to reconstitute the juice before it is packaged and distributed to shops.
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