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Food Preparation Equipment

GEA’s grinding, mixing and bowl cutting machines prepare meat, poultry, fish and meat substitutes for further processing. Efficient treatment of these raw materials optimizes product quality and increases operational efficiency. The result: maximum value from the production line. GEA has broad experience in a wide range of applications. These include: emulsified and fermented sausages, ground meat, and formed products such as burgers and nuggets.

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Application portfolio for GEA preparation equipment with preparation products/mix for meat, fish, vegetarian & plant-based

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