The process of growing bananas for selling in supermarkets has seven stages between the bananas being planted and being bought by the costomers. It shown several stage of production from the growing and picking stages to when the bananas are delivered to supermarket and customers buy them when they are going food shopping. First of all, the bananas are grown for between 9 months and a year. The temperature should be from 25 C to 30 C and they need plenty of rain. After that, the bananas are picked when they are still green. During the checking stage, the good bananas are kept and the bad ones are thrown away to be sure of the quality. Next, the bananas are shipped in fridges at 13. 3 C. Doing so will ensure the freshness and safety of the fruit when transporting for long distance. After that, yhe bananas come to the resting stage, it is special rooms where bananas become yellow. Then, the ripe fruit is packed into lorries and delivered to the supermarkets. Finally, customers buy the bananas when they are shopping.
The process of growing bananas for selling in supermarkets has seven
stages
between the bananas
being planted
and being
bought
by the
costomers
. It
shown
several
stage
of production from the growing and picking
stages
to when the bananas
are delivered
to supermarket and customers
buy
them when they are going food shopping.
First of all
, the bananas
are grown
for between 9 months and a year. The temperature should be from 25 C to 30
C and
they need
plenty
of rain. After that, the bananas
are picked
when they are
still
green. During the checking
stage
, the
good
bananas are
kept
and the
bad
ones
are thrown
away to be sure of the quality.
Next
, the bananas
are shipped
in fridges at 13. 3 C. Doing
so
will ensure the freshness and safety of the fruit when transporting for long distance. After that,
yhe
bananas
come
to the resting
stage
, it is special rooms where bananas become yellow. Then, the ripe fruit
is packed
into lorries and delivered to the supermarkets.
Finally
, customers
buy
the bananas when they are shopping.