Make a Supply Chain Presentation for Tomatoes to concentrate

International Food Corporation AS, below IFC, what you to create a visual supply chain chart. To design a graphic representation of the supply chain for tomatoes, you can follow these steps into the presentation – but you are free to work out of the box to make sure that the presentation is easy to understand from the reader who does not know about production of tomatoes: 1. Starting Point - The Farmer: • Use an image of a farm or a farmer with tomatoes. • Add a text box or label that says "Farmer produces tomatoes". Make a quality control symbol – IFC control tomatoes. 2. Transport to IFC: • Draw an arrow from the farmer to International Food Corporation (IFC). You may you our logo or just IFC. The facility is in Egypt. • Next to the arrow, you can add the text "IFC purchases the tomatoes from farms not using pesticides". 3. Transport to Production Facility: • Draw a new arrow from the farmer to the production facility in Egypt. "Tomatoes sent to production facility IFC&Production Partner". Make a quality control symbol – IFC control tomatoes at arrival. Tomatoes are washed and processed. 4. Production Process: • Show the production facility (I will send you a photo of that to use) to show the processing into tomato concentrate. • Use images of aseptic bags and drums. (I can send you a photo) • Insert a text box with "Tomatoes processed into concentrate and packaged" – made ready to ship. Make a quality control symbol – IFC control production and final products during filling. 5. Finished Product: • Use a graphic showing the filled drums as the final product. • Add text identifying this as "Finished Product". Make a quality control symbol – IFC control Final Products before shipping. 6. Transport to Italy: • Draw an arrow towards a dock or a map of Italy to indicate that the finished product is shipped from Alexandria Egypt to Serlerno Italy. • Use a text box to explain "Product shipped to receiving port in Italy". Custom clearance by IFC IT. Make a quality control symbol – IFC control products by Italian Laboratorium before shipping to customer. 7. Sale to Industrial Customer: • Draw an arrow from the Italy map to a factory or industrial icon. • Add text such as "IFC IT sells the product to the industrial customer". customer test product. This graphical representation can be created using various software programs like Microsoft PowerPoint, Adobe Illustrator, or online design tools like Canva or Lucidchart. Here's an example of how such a supply chain graphic can be described: cssCopy code Farmer (icon) --> [Arrow with text: "IFC purchases tomatoes"] --> IFC Logo --> [Arrow with text: "Transport to Egypt"] --> Egypt (map/icon) --> [Production facility icon with text: "Production into concentrate and packaging in drums"] --> Finished Product (drum icon) --> [Arrow with text: "Transport to Italy"] --> Italy (map/icon) --> [Arrow with text: "IFC IT sells to industrial customer"] --> Industrial Customer (factory icon) Make sure to select icons and images that clearly represent each phase of the process to make the graphic easy to understand. Keep in mind that a good graphical representation should be intuitive and easy to follow, so that anyone looking at it can understand the flow of the supply chain without additional explanations." Deadline for PPT is Monday.