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how pineapple juice is made! FIRST video how canned pineapple is made lol

Whomever is reading this just know, if you were a fruit, you’d be a fineapple

When I was in the 4th grade in the 1970s, I remember staring at a picture of pineapple production in the encyclopedia wondering what else was in the process. Wonderful video !!!

The way those gears mesh together so perfectly is oddly satisfying. It's like the mechanical version of a perfect harmony.

The pineapple farm is very large, agricultural technology is increasingly developing, pineapple farmers have less hardship

I like yellow ripe pineapples

Mostly about canning pineapples NOT juice!

Agricultural machinery is a legacy for the future, ensuring the food security and sovereignty of the present and future generations, as well as the preservation and enhancement of the natural and cultural heritage of the agricultural sector.😊❤❤

Whomever is reading this just know, if you were a fruit, you’d be a fineapple 😊

Someone got this entirely wrong.they are processing canned pineapple fruit.

You’re doing an amazing job with your garden

Wow, what a great video that thoroughly shows the various types of processing steps done to bring my favourite fruit to market! Thanks for sharing!!

I preffer fresh pina

Using the high efficient of mango destoner to improve the mango output percentage effectively.

Surprised to see a lot of green fruit being canned, no wonder it tastes sour

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I'd think there would be a delightful aroma in these factories. There seems to be a step or two skipped in the shown juicing sequence between crushing and bottling. What becomes of inedible solids?

I love pineapple aspectlly in cans I used them all year round.

Wow i love pineapples

2:42, 6:52, how cutely dancing, 😄, but one question, are they mixing sugar in juices? Thank you🙏.

Brilliant Machinery less man power What A Brilliant minds making that Machinery processed

The factory into the factory

I 💖 pineapple juice

The Aquanette the Chiquita balls taking a wash down.

Wow nice work

What variety are the bright orange stock, I've never seen those in Canada.

The Aquanettes have no crown

Amazing machinery!! Thanks for sharing. Where to buy it? Thank you

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i like pineapple juice

Good job good luck then good life but safety and quality first,burger nenas satu👍🎉🥳😘

What do you eat pineapple for to make it fragrant, friends?

What the cost price of that extractor machine😊

Wish we were still getting our pineapples from Hawaii. Lost jobs and lower quality as a result of going foreign.

I am not sure if those green pineapples were fully ripe.

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Wao it's amazing

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At 04:50 😢 resembles my luck in life!!

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I'm allergic to pineapple :(

pineapple is good but- IT DOESN'T GO ON PIZZA!!!!!!! 😡😡😡😡

That's why being born and raised in a developed country is a big BLESSING.

You need to get RID OF THE AWFUL MUSIC AND Talk about what is going On ; very bad video 👎👎👎👎

The balls being dumped to the processing machine to make chiquita broths and chiquita stocks

*As a kid, I wondered about pineapple production too. Great video!*

Even for juice they harvest fruits that are not ripe but do contain allergens and taste terrible acidic without flavour. But what embarasses me most is that they use whole fruits to smash and not just the leftovers from canned pineapple slices.

Where is the factory located? Is it in Indonesia? Thanks for the information!

So automated. Not like the old Dole plant. I remember how the town used to smell like Pineapple Upside Down Cake. Now it's a mall.

Fantastic processes. Some of those pineapples are super ripe. It's interesting how they crush the entire pineapple to make the jiuce.

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I learned so much about Agricultural Technology from this video. Can't wait to see what the future holds for farming.

Amazing. Anyway , it is necessary to have high tech equipments for mass production . 🤔🤔🤔 I wonder what the people in the B.C . and A. D. periods did in order to produce such - hundreds of thousands of pieces / bottled ones / canned ones ?- Mano- mano , right ? ....makes sense.

Amazing machinery. Please let know where to buy it?

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So, they don't peel pineapples before squeezing them? I am not buying pineapple juice anymore...

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Waaaaohh. This is a bit advanced than ours but packing & cutting we are almost the same. I humbly request for a job in your company. ♥️♥️♥️🇸🇸

I used to work in Hawaii picking pineapples. The way they're picking pineapples to make juice in the video above is slow and counterproductive. The word, LAZY comes to mind as well. Hooking each pineapple with care is so unnecessary and slows everything down. Back in the day, a team of 16 workers could fill a 7 ton truckload in 10 minutes. The way these slow pokes are doing this, it would take them almost an hour.