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GEA attains U.S. Pasteurized Milk Ordinance approval for valves’ LEFF function
Flip-flop control in GEA valve heads could help dairy plants save 90% on clean-in-place media.

GEA, Düsseldorf, Germany, said it was granted approval under the U.S. Pasteurized Milk Ordinance (PMO) for its Low Emission Flip Flop (LEFF) water-economizing control function for double-seat valves. Dairies in the United States could save up to 90% on clean-in-place (CIP) media with the LEFF (Low Emission Flip Flop) water-economizing function from GEA, the company said.
Double-seat valves from the 24/7 PMO 2.0 valve range are deployed in non-aseptic dairy processes where milk is drawn off, stored, distributed and filled. GEA is the first manufacturer of double-seat valves able to meet the strict requirements of the PMO, the company said.
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