Bakery

Crackers

GEA Bakery designs, configures and installs high-capacity, customizable and complete production lines for crackers. From ingredient mixing to the baking phase, GEA technologies cover the entire crackers prduction process to ensure that the final product has the perfect structure, taste and crunchiness.

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Classic Crackers

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Squared Crackers

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Rectangular Crackers

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Rounded Crackers

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Seeds Crackers

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Get the GEA Crackers and Hard Biscuits brochure.

Elevate your cracker and hard biscuit production facility with GEA cutting-edge machinery designed for unparalleled performance and efficiency. Inside our brochure, you'll find detailed specifications and performance metrics for each machine, guiding you towards optimal decision-making and enhanced productivity. Discover how our technology can help you streamline your manufacturing processes, achieve consistent quality, and meet the growing demand for delicious and crunchy crackers and hard biscuits.

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