This enhanced collaboration has led to the ConsiGma® CDC Flex system, a next-generation platform developed to make continuous direct compression (CDC) more flexible, efficient, and cost-effective. First shown in early ...
GEA introduced a new modular, service-friendly filling technology at drinktec 2025. The filler is engineered for high-performance beverage production in a diverse, demanding market. An upgraded hygienic design and AI-assisted ...
Today, Algeria is the world’s third largest importer of milk powder. To strengthen future autonomy and food security in dairy products, the Algerian government – via its National Investment Fund ...
Its duties include the separation of bacteria, yeasts, and cell cultures as well as applications in cell and gene therapy. The smallest model in the GEA line for cell separation ...
This approach is intended to meet the needs of the growing needs of the dairy sector, which is dealing with challenges including rising energy costs and more stringent environment regulations. ...
AIS implementing an advanced waste heat recovery system from GEA at its two glass manufacturing units – at the greenfield float glass plant in Soniyana, Rajasthan, and at the existing ...
Productivity in the brewhouse: the lauter tun as a bottleneck Lautering separates the solid components of the mash, the grains, from the dissolved substances of the malt kernel. Lauter tuns ...
Current challenges and market developments in the brewing industry Among the guests of honor were high-ranking political representatives, including District Administrator Tamara Bischof (left) and Member of the Bundestag Dr. ...
GEA’s refrigeration technology for the marine sector: standard designs for tailored remedies For many years, GEA compressors have been able to meet the demanding needs of the maritime sector. Based ...
In Janesville, Wisconsin, USA, GEA has started building its technology center for alternative proteins. The center is expected to be operational in 2025 and will increase the manufacturing of innovative ...
