The diagram shows the process by which milk and related product are produced

The graph illustrates the process of

milk

manufacturing to change raw

milk

into two main categories which are solid and liquid forms.

Overall

,

it is clear that

there are seven stages of

milk

-related production.

However

, the process begins with milking the cows and ends with finished products on their shelves.

Firstly

, the cows which are fed with high-quality graze will be milked twice a day by using the milking machines. The raw

milk

will be stored in low-temperature tanks not only to keep its quality stable but

also

to stop the growth of bacteria. The

milk

will be transferred from the storage into the

milk

tanker on the truck once a day to a dairy. In the dairy, the cold

milk

will pass through several stages in

this

room and some of it will change its form into a solid stage or have more consistency

such

as cheese, cream and butter.

Moreover

, the rest of the

milk

will be moved to a pasteurizing process by using high temperatures to kill and destroy the bacteria in the raw

milk

.

Then

it is poured into our familiar gallons to get ready for delivery to supermarkets and shops.