Bakery

Pies

A vast range of pies, tarts, quiches and cheesecakes are found in diverse cuisines around the world. GEA offers a comprehensive range of state-of-the-art, customizable technologies and equipment for producing just about any shape or size of pie shell, filled and lidded products, quiches and biscuit-base cheesecakes. Whether you are producing bite-sized fruit tartlets or family-sized pies, GEA technology guarantees flexible, efficient and reliable processing for high quality products.

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