How Orange Juice Is Made in Factory - The Journey of Orange Juice Production

Orange juice is a juice drink obtained by pressing orange juice. Orange juice is rich in vitamin C and minerals, which have great benefits for the human body. Such as common improvement of vision and lower blood pressure, and prevention of some chronic diseases. How is the orange juice made in factory?
Orange Juice Manufacturing Process:
1) The Harvesting
The two main varieties of oranges used in the production of freshly-squeezed orange juice are Valencia and Hamlin. These are harvested in early November while still slightly green, entirely by hand. Before going to the processing plant, the picker will examine the crop and discard any torn or punctured oranges as they may have internal degradation.
Superficial marks or nicks on the skin are fine and don’t affect the juice. Once there’s a lorry load, they’re taken to the processing facility which is where we get into the nuts and bolts of how orange juice is made.
2) The Processing
The oranges arrive at the juicing plant and are offloaded into a wash station that works exactly the same way as a car wash at a petrol station. Soapy water is sprayed onto the fruit as rotating nylon brushes scrub the oranges clean while they’re shuffled forward on a conveyor belt. Next, the soap is washed off with sprays of fresh water and the oranges pass under drying fans.
As the oranges leave the dryer, a technician checks the fruit by eye to ensure no damaged specimens have been missed. The last stage in this process is for the oranges to travel across a series of gentle brushes that remove any last remnants of dust or dirt.
3) The Juicing
To answer the question ‘how is orange juice made’, this is the most important part of the entire process. Once the oranges are perfectly clean, they can be juiced. The oranges are loaded into a machine called an extractor.
It looks a little like two metal circular combs that come together with tremendous force to puncture the orange, peel away the skin, and squeeze out the juice. It also filters away the seeds and the bitter white membrane - known as pith - that sits between the sweet flesh and the tough outer skin.
4) Collection and Filtration
The next step in the process of orange juice production is collection and filtration. The juice flows into a tank with different filters for different levels of pulp. A fine filter allows for smooth orange juice while a slightly looser filter allows for the ‘bits’ to flow in.
It takes around 13 - 15 oranges to make one litre of juice. Prior to the packaging, the juice is quality controlled for a number of different criteria including levels of sugar, acidity, pulp, citrus oil, viscosity, and most importantly, taste.
5) The Packaging
The cardboard cartons are passed along an automated production line where they’re filled and sealed. Fresh orange juice is immediately chilled and shipped out in refrigerated lorries to supermarkets up and down the country. This is the final step in the process of how orange juice is made in a factory.
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See below for a full list of acknowledgments:
1) JF Citrus
Web: www.jfcitrus.com.br/
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2) Industrias Trociuk
Web: industriastrociuk.com/
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3) GEO-ENGINEERING
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[@alokkumard]

WOW! The colour of the juice changed magically. From yellowish to a bright orange by the time it reached the bottle. Didn't even look like the same thing. Sugar, water, preservatives, artificial colour. why didn't you show us adding any of those?

[@nusratjehan8320]

Very nice

[@roywhite123]

So what they don’t tell you here is how long they keep the concentrate in bats for and by the time they start to use it they end up adding flavour and colours in some cases.

[@WilliamZimmer-xs7wi]

So odd living in USA we never ever get to view the inside of the factories that create the foods that we have to purchase everyday....milk, juices, butter, oils...even salt or pepper. Yea, I know some people can grow and make their own, but not many folks have the land to own a jersey cow or time for milking or making butter, nor the climate for growing fruit trees.

[@vibhanshugoyal]

Nicely explained. Oranges are the good source of vit. C

[@Rori72]

Oranges, yes. Not orange juice.

[@craytonsurridge1780]

No, orange juice is also

[@frankwright8721]

You don't show how orange juice is made. Everything else but? Is the orange sliced in half or pressed? What happens to the skin, stems and seeds? It'd be nice to see the actual process of getting the juice out but I'll go to a better website for that I guess 🤦‍♂️

[@namanraj5877]

Healthy juice

[@JakeLawrence0018]

Natural orange juice will get bitter taste within a minute, but not in case of processed ones,what may be the reason behind this?

[@user-ok3hs2ld1m]

Speaking is fast and not clear

[@Rori72]

How to destroy a good fruit and make it something completely useless :)

[@frankwright8721]

English!!! ENGLISH for God's sake! 🤦‍♂️🤮

[@user-ok3hs2ld1m]

Speaking is fast and not clear