Welcome to the Food Journey Map! Fresh foods travel across huge logistical channels before landing in home pantries and dining tables.
In this explorer, we will follow 8 key transit steps, including the Apple Orchard, Harvesting, Washing/Sorting, Cargo Trucks, Wholesale Markets, Retail Grocery Stores, Home Kitchens, and your final Dining Plate. Let's learn their names in English and Hindi.
Track the journey step-by-step and let's explore!
Every meal tells a story of teamwork! Apple trees are grown in massive farms (Orchard) and plucked when ripe (Harvesting). They are washed, sorted, and packed into boxes (Sorting & Washing) and loaded onto cargo trucks (Transport) to be driven to city distribution stalls (Wholesale Market). Local shops buy them (Grocery Store) so parents can bring them home (Home Kitchen) and slice them onto a plate (Dining Plate) to eat!
Description of the part.
Touch a transit node to follow the apple's route!
Keep it clean! Fruits travel long roads in dusty trucks and are handled by many hands. Always wash all fresh fruits thoroughly under clean running water at home before slicing and eating them.