The diagram below shows how orange juice is produced .

The diagram below shows how orange juice is  produced .
The picture illustrates the
process
of
juice
production from
oranges
. There are 17 stages in total in the
process
of producing
juice
.  Beginning with delivering the fresh
oranges
to the factory and ending up with selling them in the supermarket. The  production of the
juice
process
commences with delivering the fresh
oranges
to the factory by the special lorries.In the factory, there are several steps for
this
process
.
Firstly
,  delivered
oranges
washed, cleaned the orange's glume and
juice
extracted in the machine and solid waste through
such
animal food for the sheep or cows.  In the next step  extracted fresh milk is either  packaged for the consumers and
then
sold in the supermarket or delivered to the evaporate firm for removal of water by the refrigerator truck . Next concentrated drinks and canned alcohol are placed warehouse. Water is added to the branch for the semi-finished products and packaged after selling to the consumer in the supermarket.
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Vocabulary: Replace the words process, juice, oranges with synonyms.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Orchard
  • Harvest
  • Processing facility
  • Quality control
  • Extraction
  • Pasteurization
  • Filtration
  • Preservatives
  • Fortification
  • Deaeration
  • Shelf life
  • Distribution
  • Bottling
  • Packaging
  • Labeling
  • Environmental impact
  • Sustainability
  • Waste management
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