Snacks & breakfast cereals

Breakfast Cereals

A new breakfast experience starts now, thanks to a new production frontier. It’s GEA breakfast cereals end-to-end processing line. Tell us your needs.

Corn flakes

Corn Flakes

Co-extruded - Pillows

Co-extruded - Pillows

Direct Expanded - Balls

Direct Expanded - Balls

Direct Expanded - Bran Sticks

Direct Expanded - Bran Sticks

GEA xTru Twin extruders
GEA Advanced Extrusion Technology

Customer story

OBST AND GEA PAVAN: a long-lasting collaboration in breakfast cereals processing. Discover how to turn habits into a big aopportunity with GEA.

Snack Pellets - Multilayer

Chocolate multilayers

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A new breakfast cereals experience starts today. Discover all our technologies to boost your breakfast cereals production inside our brochure.

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