The provided diagram illustrates the seven-stage industrial process involved in the creation of carbonated beverages.
Overall, the production begins with the purification of water and concludes with the distribution of the final packaged drinks.
Initially, raw water undergoes filtration to remove impurities, followed by a softening process where chemicals are added. Next, the treated water is carbonated, meaning carbon dioxide is dissolved into it. After this, a mixing stage combines the carbonated water with other ingredients to form the drink.
The penultimate stage involves a second filtration of the mixture, immediately followed by filling bottles or cans with the finished product. These containers are then moved to the packaging area. Finally, the packaged carbonated drinks are sent for distribution to consumers.