GEA Grasso: Why V Series took 7 years to come to fruition

BakeryAndSnacks Podcast
01/06/2014 5 min
GEA Grasso: Why V Series took 7 years to come to fruition

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GEA Grasso has officially launched its V Series compressors to the market despite launching its first prototype in 2008.

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