The diagram demonstrates how coffee products are produced from coffee beans.
Overall, it is a linear process consisting of eight main stages, beginning with the harvesting of coffee beans and ending with the purchase of coffee products.
Initially, coffee beans are harvested once a year, before being processed in a machine at the factory. In the next stage, the materials are dried for between 24 and 72 hours to remove moisture. Following this, the dried beans are hulled to remove their outer layers, before being roasted for to 10-20 minutes. Subsequently, the materials are packed into paper or plastic bags of different sizes. The products are then delivered to retailers or supermarkets for sale. Finally, they are purchased by consumers and prepared as different types of coffee drinks.
