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How Wine Corks Are Made From Cork Oak Bark Inside Massive Factories Producing Millions Each Year

How Wine Corks Are Made From Cork Oak Bark Inside Massive Factories Producing Millions Each Year Every year, more than 15 billion natural wine corks are produced from cork oak forests across the Mediterranean region, supplying wineries around the world. Harvested from trees that can live for over 250 years, cork is one of the rare materials that can be repeatedly extracted without cutting down the tree—making it both a technical and ecological cornerstone of the wine industry. In this documentary, The Factoran takes you inside the global cork industry to reveal how cork oak bark is transformed into precision wine stoppers. The journey begins in traditional cork forests, where skilled workers harvest bark entirely by hand, following strict cycles that allow each tree to regenerate over time. From there, the material moves through months of outdoor aging, thermal treatment, cutting, drilling, and mechanical finishing inside modern processing plants. 0:00 Introduction 0:52 Why Cork Endures in the Global Wine Industry 1:39 Incoming Wood Processing 7:02 Cork Shaping 9:51 Final Processing Stages 15:47 Conclusion #HowItsMade #TheFactoran #HowWineCorksAreMade #CorkManufacturingProcess #CorkStopperProductionLine #NaturalCorkProcessing #WineCorkFactory #CorkOakToCorkProcess #InsideCorkProcessingPlant #CorkIndustryDocumentary