The diagram below shows the manufacturing process for making sugar from sugar cane.

The illustration presents an overview of the key

stage

involved in the manufacturing of

sugar

from two main steps called collecting and processing. Looking from an

overall

perspective, it is evident that there are seven stages in the production of

sugar

, starting with the growing of

sugar

cane and culminating with the drying and cooling of

sugar

. The whole

process

of

sugar

starts when the

sugar

canes have been grown from 12 months to 18 months.

After

this

particular

stage

has finished, it has been harvested by either farmers or using machines. Once

this

particular

stage

in the manufacturing

process

has been finished, it is

then

followed by being crushed, a

process

which results in juice. It is at

this

particular point that the juice has been purified by limestone filler. It is in

this

stage

that the ingredient has been put into the high temperature by the evaporator to become syrup.

Subsequently

, a penultimate

stage

which is separated syrup is carried out. It

then

leads to the final

stage

of the

process

where the ingredient has been dried and cooled with a view to packaging before being delivered to the market.