How It's Made Wine Cork - Harvesting 50 Million Cork Wine and Making Process in factory 

В течение жизни пробковый дуб можно откупоривать примерно 17 раз с интервалом не менее девяти лет, а это значит, что эксплуатация пробки продлится в среднем 150 лет.

With all due respect to your age: of course you didn't know where corks come from Tom - you are an American. In America, unfortunately, even college graduates are struggling with what is considered very basic, common knowledge in many countries - and I am talking about elementary or maximum high school students.

@@explozivac I am born in the 70s in a communist regime. I did know where corks come from somewhere at an age under 10. But - I am conviced most persons (not only kids) in todays Europe dont know it, more than that they not even care. - I am not conviced even back then all people did know. I am from a middle class family and we did not mix much with the lower classes. (Although communist nostalgics claim otherwise.) Many years later (in democracy) I was surprised which big differences in knowledge (and interest for knowledge) existed. It is not the end of the world, not knowing how corks are made. The interesting thing back then was, we/I did know where it comes from, but we also did know we never will see how it is made, as we could not travel there. Perhaps this is the reason todays generations dont care. They can go an see, dont need the abstract knowledge.

@@AdamGeorge-pb3fm )))) и как вы выжили в СССР ? человек "не быдло который" ))).

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i am pretty sure they can be compressed and made into sheets with the use of resins for the composite boards industry

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@@Sarthavgroupcom Yes that's what they do, from that composite board they make floor tiles to name only one product, as well as many other types of products. As someone said "Cork is a gift from God," so it would be an insult to God not to make the most of such a versatile resource.

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There should be a lot of these trees planted all over Europe. That way a lucrative business in many EU states can evolve. Growing these trees for sale would be a good business I bet....

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Francis. can i get your facebook. i want ask some question

@@NoalFarm2020 ask me anything, I don't have a Facebook .

@@NoalFarm2020 I worked in a potato factory for 25 years. I live in imperial co California by the border to Mexico.

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it is used in spacecraft as ablative shield. burns away on reentry .

Funny how they use CGI for all things related to space.

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It's telling, to see what they use on the quality wines.

@@trudilm3864 I doubt most people recognise what type of cork is used.

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We are bocoming "synthetic-kind" - foods, fruits, drinks, clothings, you name it, everything is someway or the other is synthetically processed.

@@seeker.abdullah even breasts are synthetic now so what can one say about intoxicating drinks?

@@user-ww2lc1yo9c your comment is out of context. Simply put.

@@seeker.abdullah yes, its just that when I read ingridients on food it mentions all sort of wierd things and a lot of E number items. The question does arise what we are even consuming. Then we have fabric which is not found in nature, it is a synthetic material. We have engineering woods as well like MDF and Chipboard, make using science, not found in nature. Then we also have silicon based breasts and other implants, lip fillers and only devil knows what else. Even relationships are not natural, they are on facebook. Politicians are not natural, they are just working for corporations.

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Tbh the saw for cutting it to strips, and the cork punching machines lack safety features which are required for workers safety.