The brewing industry worldwide is facing increasingly tough competition. The necessity to work economically is therefore becoming more and more important. In view of this situation, the focus is shifting to beer recovery In this field, GEA Westfalia Separator is

In 2005, the Danish Carlsberg Group was the first brewing group with world-wide operations to decide to install the kieselguhr-free PROFI^® filtration. The separator / membrane filtration line was installed by GEA Westfalia Separator in the Danish brewery Fredericia and

100 years ago, the first separator was installed in a brewery in Vienna for beer clarification – built by the firm Ramesohl & Schmidt, which later became GEA Westfalia Separator. Since this time, the Oelde company with its cutting-edge innovations

2009 is the year of the brewery separator. The anniversary year, to be more precise. This is because the first separator for clarifying beer was used in a brewery in Vienna in 1909, precisely 100 years ago – built by

GEA Westfalia Separator achieved the final market break-through with PROFI^® filtration several years ago. Meanwhile, a total of 16 PROFI^® installations are convincing on all continents which filter a total volume of approx. 34 million hl per year. Global operations

Big is beautiful, this is certainly one of the mega trends in the global beer market. However, the profitable niche is still an alternative to the desire to achieve pure size. This can be of a regional nature, but can