The diagram illustrates how pineapples are grown and processed
into pineapple products.
Overall, the diagram is divided into natural and man-made processes
that can be divided into two main stages, commencing with pineapples being grown and culminating with becoming beverages, canned products, and export goods.
Delving into specifics, pineapples are planned on farms that have
temperature ranges of 23-30 degrees Celsius, the distance between each crop being 26 centimeters. After a seven-month period, people spray chemicals on the plants, then these plants continue to be farmed until they are ready for harvesting after 5 months. In this stage, pineapples which are 30cm tall and 2kg in weight are considered standards.
As the process advances, harvested pineapples are graded by their
purposes after being washed. The smallest pineapples are peeled and processed into juice, while the medium ones after treatments, are cut into small slices and canned. Finally, the largest pineapples are coated with a layer of wax and packed to ship to other countries. Listening: