CHOCOLATE BAR : PRODUCTION PROCESS

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CHOCOLATE BAR : PRODUCTION PROCESS
  1. NATURAL RESOURCES/EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES
    1. AGRICULTURE
      1. The process of growing and harvesting the raw materials.
        1. Chocolate production begins with harvesting cocoa in a forest. Cocoa comes from tropical evergreen Cocoa trees which grown in wet lowland tropics of Central/South America, West Africa. Southeast Asia. It is harvested manually.
          1. 1. Seed pods of cocoa will be collected. They will then be filtered through to determine which ones to keep. They will be sorted out into piles, preparing them for fermentation.
            1. 2. They’re placed in large, heated trays or covered with large banana leaves. Depending on the climate, they might just be heated by the sun. Workers stir up the beans once in a while so all are equally fermented. This is when the beans turn brown - 5 to 8 days.
              1. 3. Drying the cocoa seeds. Now, the farmers will spread out the fermented seeds onto trays, and leave them out in the sun for about a week. Afterwards, they are sent out to manufacturers, for further work.
      2. RAW MATERIALS
        1. COCOA BEANS
        2. FUEL/ENERGY
          1. The sun
            1. Might be used during the fermentation process, instead of heated trays.
              1. Typically used in the drying process, where beans are laid out to dry.
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