GEA Tuchenhagen takes part in Trend & Solutions Tours at Process Expo

GEA Tuchenhagen US, global manufacturer of sanitary components for the dairy, pharmaceutical, brewery, food, beverage and personal care products industries, announces its participation in IFT and Process Expo’s Trend & Solution Tours this July.

Exhibiting companies were invited to submit new products or services that related to current trends faced by processors in the food and beverage industry. GEA Tuchenhagen (booth N-15002) was chosen to be a part of the Food Safety Tour with a focus on 24/7 PMO technology.

GEA Tuchenhagen, as the company that brought the first mixproof valve to be FDA authorized for 24/7 use, has lead the way in helping to ensure there could be no negative impact on dairy food safety. With a 24/7 PMO Valve the possibility of cross contamination of CIP into product is eliminated, even with full or partial valve gasket failure.

According to Process Expo/IFT show management, the Trend & Solution Tours are self-guided tours that will connect attendees to the booths of exhibiting companies that offer innovative products or services related to issues or trends currently faced by processors in the food and beverage industry. These trends include automation, energy/water savings, sustainable/green packaging, food safety and new technologies.

GEA Tuchenhagen, a company of the GEA Group, is a global leader in the manufacturing of a wide range of sanitary flow components – including valves in the mixproof, single-seat, divert, modulating, butterfly, sample and pressure relief families, valve control technology, inline instrumentation, cleaning devices, vessel protection, cleaning systems and, most notably, the revolutionary 24/7 PMO Valve family, consisting of the standard mixproof and the mixproof tank valve, the first of their kinds to hold FDA M-b Memoranda.

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