The diagram below shows how honey is made in small-scale commercial production.

The flow diagram illustrates the process by which

honey

is made in small-scale commercial production.

Overall

, the process is divided into two main stages, including the bee

phase

and the human

phase

. In the bee

phase

,

first,

the bees gather nectar from flowers and

then

deposit

honey

in honeycombs.

Second,

after the

honey

is dried by the bees’ fanning wings, the bees keep cells clean and seal cells with wax. After

that is

the human

phase

, humans first gather honeycombs and

then

press the combs to release the

honey

.

Next,

humans pour the

honey

into the sump tank where

honey

is heated to 45 to 50 degrees.

Then

, the heated

honey

goes through the sieve tank in order to remove dirt etc. After that, clean

honey

is moved to a settling tank, where clean

honey

stays for two to four days until it is ready for the next step.

Finally

, after the

honey

is ready, they are packaged into jars and placed into trucks, that send the

honey

jars to

further

destinations to sell.