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The diagram illustrates the process of tea production which mined,processed and refined so that it can be sold to consumers.There are nine stages in the diagram : from the harvesting tea to the boxes in supermarkets.
First,farmers harvest the tea leaves , farmers carry a basket on their backs to harvest tea. Second, tea leaves keep it to withering  in the sun. After that tea leaves are rolled , cut and fermentation by machines in factories.Then keep it to drying and grinding it in the mill.After that tea placed in boxes.Finally tea transported in trucks to sold it in supermarkets.

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The diagram illustrates the way in which tea is mined, processed and refined so that it can be sold to consumers .there are nine stages in the diagram : from the first stage of extracting tea from the ground to the final stage of selling it in the shops .In the beginning, farmers harvest the tea, they take the ripe tea leaves, and the hands picked tea is considered to be of highest quality .Second, after the leaves wither, they are placed under the sun to be dried .Then, in the third step, tea leaves are rolled and cut by machines .Then, after fermentation, the tea is placed in a room to oxidize and the temperature is controlled until it turns dark .Then the tea is dried again in order to be sold and the drying methods differ .Then the tea is dried again in order to be sold and the drying methods differ. Finally, the tea is placed in boxes, then transported in trucks and finally to the shops and stores .These are the nine ways to make high-quality tea and make it home.

Great. Well done Jannat.Go ahead.

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Tea is an important ingredient for some people that they cannot do with out it. Despite the many varieties of tea, the same method is used to make it.  It has about 9 ways to send it to stores. First, farmers harvest tea from the plantations allocated to it. This process is called tea harvest. Next, the farmers place the tea leaves to wilt. After that, they put the wilted leaves in a machine that mash the leaves and make them into small pieces. Next, they put it in another machine that it cut the leaves and grind them very will. Then the worker make the leaves ferment , and then they dry it ander the sun. The next step, they collect tea leaves for packaging and put them in boxes for easy portability . After that, they put it in a truck and distribute to the shops. This process is called Trucks. Finally, the store workers arrange them on shelves to make it easier to sell to the people.

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The diagram shows how tea is produced that is sold, processed, refined, and can be sold to consumers.  There are nine stages in the diagram: from the first stage with tea leaves to the last stage in the markets.  In the beginning, farmers and peasants collect tea leaves from the fields, which is what is known as harvesting.  Then the wilt phase is where the thick and moist leaves get rid of about 30% of their moisture, followed by the rolling phase.  At this stage, once it is rolled for thirty minutes, the leaves are completely shredded in specially made forks, and the stems and ribs of the leaves are separated as much as possible and disposed of.After that, you move to the fermentation stage and at this stage, the tea leaves are spread on large plates with a thickness of 15 cm in a special room at a temperature of 40 degrees Celsius for two to three hours, and then sprayed with water and thus the leaves take their copper-red colour to brown after that, and then the sixth stage heh  The drying stage, the tea is dried for about 20 minutes with hot air at a temperature of 90 degrees Celsius, and in the seventh stage, the tea is separated to varying degrees through mechanical sieves, which is the canning stage, then to trucks and then to the markets.  Finally, it's ready to sell

Great description but it was really strange how detailed your description was mentioning un included details like timing and sizes. I am sorry Sara, but was it you who really wrote this description?

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This is the way you make a tea , processed and refined so that it can be sold to consumers.There are many of stages you have to follow it . The diagram show nine stages.The first stage was harvested the tea crop. Secondly, small green pieces put it in bowl under the sun this  process is called withering. After that the mixture is blended and crushed into a powder by rolling. Then it is cutted by big machine . Following that , the fermentation process . Next the mixture undergoes drying . Before the tea is sold ,It is made into boxes . Finally, they are taken in a truck to a shops.

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The illustration depicts the numerous steps involved in the treatment of tea until the tea plant can be sold to consumers .

In the initial stages of the process and after harvesting the tea leaves , the tea leaves are dried in a process called withering before being taken to a factory where it undergoes  four treatments . Firstly , the dried leaves are pushed through a rolling machine in order to flatten it , followed by cutting the tea leaves with huge machines into a powder , after which the powder  is mixed with chemicals to brew in a process called fermination . After that it is dried for the second time to be ready for boxing .

The last stage involves packaging the boxes into large trucks in preperation for shipping it worldwide .
Overall , the diagram shows that it is necessary for tea leaves to undergo a number of treatments before they can be sold to consumers . The process is still a complex and lengthy one despite being mostly done by machinery rather then by hands .

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Although each type of tea has a different taste, aroma and appearance all teas are made up of a very similar set of style:
At first the tea is harvest by ripe tea leaves are selected for harvest and hands picked tea is considered to be of the highest quality. Secondly
Withering the leaves will begin to wilt shortly after harvesting and to dry them they placed them under the sun. After that rolling and cutting at this stage the tea leaves are crushed by machines . Then is follows fermentation
the tea that requires oxidation is placed in a room that is temperature controlled until it becomes dark in color. Before the final steps drying is order to prepare tea for sale and the drying methods are varied . Finally the tea is placed in boxes and then in truckes to be transported to the shop.

Great! Very nice description. Well done Afnan.

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Types of tea are distinguished by the method of manufacturing they are subject to.  Tea processing includes various methods
The natural flavor of the dried tea leaves is determined by the type cultivated from the tea bush and although each type of tea has a different taste, aroma, and appearance, all teas are made up of a very similar set of styles with only slight differences.
First, Ripe tea leaves are selected, which includes a terminal bud and two ripe leaves, usually twice a year by pulling the plant, and tea leaves can also be selected by a machine. secondly, The tea leaves will start to wilt soon.  Wilting is used to remove excess water from the leaves and significantly reduce the occurrence of oxidation.  The leaves can either be placed in the sun's rays or left in a room with a cool breeze to draw moisture from the leaves. After that, the tea is crushed or shredded to speed up oxidation. Leaves may be lightly bruised on their edges due to being shaken in a bamboo tray.  Larger paper cuts can be done by rolling, usually with machines.  This step allows enzymes to be intermixed.Follwing this, teas that require oxidation, the leaves are left alone in a temperature-controlled room as they gradually darken.Sometimes the greenness is removed by roasting it or "stirring" it in a wavy cylinder . Although such a step is not always required, some teas require extended life, secondary fermentation, or baking to achieve the best possible degree to make it a beverage.Finally, the tea is collected in bags and placed in cartons with a special trademark and transported in the markets by huge trucks.

Great description but it was really strange how detailed your description was mentioning un included details like timing and sizes. I am sorry Sara, but was it you who really wrote this description?