The diagram illustrates the process of manufacturing orange juice.
From an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that this process consists of multiple steps,
commencing with the delivery of fresh oranges to the factory and culminating in the
distribution of final products to convenience stores.
Initially, fresh oranges are washed after being transported by trucks to the factory. Following
this, fresh juice is extracted from these oranges by a machine, and waste solid including peels
and seeds is used for feeding animals. While some fresh juice is packaged and already
purchased in supermarkets, the rest is continuously delivered by refrigerator trucks to be
prepared for evaporation process in other factories.
During the evaporation procedure, concentrated juice is made after the water is removed from
the juice. This juice is then canned and transported by trucks to the warehouse prior to being
delivered to the factory again, where water is added. Finally, these orange juice products are
packaged and distributed to different convenience stores and supermarkets.