The FD24 Pro retains the proven hallmarks of Tietjen mills, robustness, smooth rotor operation, and ease of maintenance.
The new headquarters will be a hub for coordinating these advanced production and development efforts.
GEA expects cost savings to begin in 2026 as a result of these changes.
The study found that common dwarfing genes are widely used in modern wheat varieties and present in over 70% of global wheat cultivation.
Biotechnology solutions present a new horizon of innovation and opportunity for global food, beverage and pharmaceutical markets.