Watch this amazing mass production of cherries as they move through a seamless, high-tech process from orchard to market! It all starts with large-scale harvesting, where mechanical shakers or skilled workers collect ripe cherries before quickly transporting them to processing facilities. There, the cherries enter an advanced washing system, passing through multiple small water channels with high-pressure sprays and filtration systems that remove dirt and contaminants while preventing bruising. Next, they are sorted and graded by cutting-edge optical machines that scan each cherry for size, color, and quality, ensuring only the best make it to market. After sorting, cherries move to high-speed packaging lines, where they are carefully packed into ventilated containers or modified atmosphere packaging to maintain freshness. Once packaged, they are stored in refrigerated warehouses with precise temperature and humidity controls, keeping them fresh for extended periods. Finally, the cherries embark on their journey through a global distribution network, traveling via refrigerated trucks and air cargo to reach consumers worldwide in perfect condition.
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