GEA introduces its Add Better Consulting service to evaluate thermodynamic feasibility and operational costs for heat recovery systems in industrial breweries.

In Auckland, GEA experts will discuss technologies for resource-efficient milking, inline quality monitoring, hygienic product distribution, energy-efficient spray drying and aseptic transport.

GEA introduces the GEA AdaptAx orbital tank cleaner alongside water-hydraulic process actuators to expand brewery throughput and reduce media consumption within existing infrastructure.

GEA introduces equipment designed to stabilize batter application, addressing the demand for precise quality control in high-volume convenience food production lines.

GEA introduces an active leveling air spring system to isolate reciprocating compressor vibrations and eliminate heavy concrete foundations in industrial heat pump applications.

GEA integrates closed-loop water-hydraulic technology into its modular valve portfolio to reduce compressed air dependence and improve inline blending accuracy for beverage producers.

GEA introduces DairyNet Cow Verification to eliminate rotary milking parlor RFID read errors through real-time machine learning and biometric vision tracking.

GEA Introduces DairyRobot R9500 to Address Udder Morphology and Multisite Herd Management Challenges in Commercial Dairy Production.

From November 10–13, Hanover, Germany, GEA Farm Technologies and the German Agricultural Society showcase automated milking systems, optical identification tools, and cloud platforms for modern dairy farming.

GEA introduces the next generation of its control panel, GEA Omni NG, offering heating and cooling system operators enhanced cybersecurity, scalability, and digital connectivity.