Poultry producers today face the dual challenge of increasing operational efficiency and creating additional value in a competitive market. At GEA, we understand these demands and are dedicated to providing advanced solutions that streamline your processes from start to finish.
Our comprehensive portfolio addresses every aspect of poultry processing, including preparation and marination of fresh poultry, coating, cooking, smoking, slicing, and packaging of processed poultry products. Together, we can tackle industry challenges with ingenuity, collaboration, and innovative solutions, moving the market forward and creating more value for your business.
Let GEA be your process technology partner as we aspire together to move the market forward.
Fresh poultry
Enhancing fresh poultry offers more than product safety and increased shelf life. The process has evolved into a way of adding value to the products through enhanced flavor, more appetizing color after cooking, higher yield and an appealing bite.
Fresh enhanced poultry
Fresh marinated poultry
Coated poultry
The right coating adds value to your poultry products. Coatings are formulated from a vast array of flours, seasonings, batters and breadcrumbs that enhance product appearance, texture and color, while locking in flavor and moisture.
Cooked poultry
Understanding the principles of cooking, and knowing how to apply them to poultry, is fundamental to the art of cooking. Getting it right allows you to serve the food chain with attractive, healthy and innovative poultry products. Using GEA solutions, you will be able to meet your customers’ demands and innovate to anticipate future trends.
Roasted poultry products
Smoked poultry products
Sliced poultry
For high-volume products such as calibrated poultry ham, you can depend on our high-capacity GEA One Line Concept for optimized productivity and reduced operating costs. The line has a compact footprint to maximize output per square meter in your facility. Its smart, modular design guarantees superior hygiene and effortless maintenance.
Sliced poultry ham
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GEA offers a comprehensive technology portfolio, covering everything from ingredient processing to marination, from forming to cooking, slicing, and packaging of products for retail, foodservice, and quick-service-restaurant markets.
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Our network of GEA Technology centers provides support at every stage, offering lab tests, equipment trials, and process optimization. With expertise in food technology and innovative machinery, we help manufacturers achieve consistent quality and profitability.
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Automation for Food Processing
Optimum operation of even the best machines or installations is only possible, if they are partnered with control systems of equal quality.
Brine Preparation Equipment
The starting point for successful marinating is a homogeneously, under controlled conditions, mixed and stored brine or marinade.
Centrifugal Separator
GEA separators are designed for liquid-based applications. Using centrifugal force, they are used for separating suspensions consisting of two or more phases of different densities, i.e. they can be used for liquid-liquid separation, for liquid-liquid-solid separation or for liquid-solid separation. They are equally as effective at separating liq...
Coaters
The right coating adds value to your products. And now, in line with the trend towards healthier eating and lower fat intake, you need more accurate control over coating parameters.
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