GEA at drinktec 2025

PATHWAYS THAT POWER DRINK TECH.

September 15 - 19, 2025 | Munich, Germany | Hall B5, Booth 539.

At drinktec 2025 we welcome you to our booth, where you can explore new pathways that power everything related to drink tech.

GEA at Drinktec 2025
GEA brewing solutions

Powering brewhouses/mash houses and beverage plants

With our extensive know-how and vast engineering experience we are uniquely qualified to build breweries, mash houses and beverage manufacturing plants.

FLOW4YOU - Beverage

New pathways in beverage production

Whether you are a producer of non-alcoholic beverages, a brewer, a distiller or a wine maker, you can expect us to be as agile and responsive when it comes to market demands as you have to be.

Performance Partnership: Availability, Productivity and Sustainability – enabled by digitalization

Discovering new pathways together

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15 September | 13:30 - 14:00 | Liquidrome, Hall C4-179

Efficient trub wort and beer recovery with centrifuge technology: Maximizing yield, minimizing loss, increasing sustainability

16 September | 9:30 – 10:00 | GEA booth (VIP Area)

Morning Insight: Carbon neutral beverage production – myth or reality?

18 September | 11:30 – 12:00 | Liquidrome, Hall C4-179

Net-zero becoming reality: best practice examples for beverage producers

18 September | 12:00 – 12:45 | Liquidrome, Hall C4-179

VDMA panel: Lifestyle & Health I Future of Functional: Wellness in a Can

From alerts to action: GEA’s digital filling interface combines intuitive control with real-time performance insight. Source: GEA

GEA unveils a new generation of flexible, modular beverage filling technology at drinktec 2025

GEA is introducing a new generation of filling technology at drinktec 2025: a modular, service-friendly filler engineered for high-performance beverage production in an increasingly diverse and demanding market. With an upgraded hygienic design and smart features such as AI-assisted interfaces, it aims to boost line efficiency, uptime and daily operations.

GEA GSI 260 on skid with integrated Water Saving Unit: compact plug-and-play solution that saves almost all freshwater and can be quickly put into operation. Source: GEA

New GEA separator skid for the beverage industry: Higher yield, lower consumption

At drinktec, GEA is introducing the GSI 260 skid, a new generation of separators for the beverage industry. On the outside, the Kinetic Edge Design signals a new era. Inside, the machine features a direct drive, resource-saving features, and modular adaptability. The goal: higher yields with lower consumption – and straightforward integration into existing production lines.

GEA InsightPartner® EvoHDry – The new digital service delivers real-time diagnostics, pre-alarm notifications, and expert maintenance guidance to reduce unplanned downtime in evaporation, drying, and liquid systems. Source: GEA / Getty Images

GEA introduces a new digital condition monitoring solution for the dairy and beverage industry

GEA has launched its new digital service product, GEA InsightPartner® EvoHDry, an advanced condition monitoring tool designed to improve production reliability and operational efficiency in dairy and beverage plants. The system has been engineered specifically for complex industrial environments, where uninterrupted operation is essential for producing high-quality products such as infant formula, cream, evaporated milk, condensed milk, and cheese.

Premiere from Bamberg: The world's first Rauchbier 0.0% – brewed with Klosterbräu tradition and dealcoholized using GEA AromaPlus membrane technology. Deep black, smoky, full of character – free from alcohol and sugar. Source: Klosterbräu/Wolfgang Rattmann, quadratmedia

GEA technology makes it possible: World’s first 0.0% alcohol-free Rauchbier brewed in Bamberg

With its AromaPlus membrane filtration technology, GEA has enabled a genuine world premiere in Bamberg: the first Rauchbier with 0.0% alcohol. The partner is the Kaiserdom Group with its traditional Klosterbräu brewery. The process preserves the aroma, body, and color – and ensures that even the characteristic beechwood smoke of the Bamberg specialty remains in the beer without alcohol.

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