Processing Equipment suppliers in Poland
Browse 24 makers and dealers of separators, pasteurisers, cheese lines and other dairy plant equipment in Poland. Compare products, equipment and hygienic standards.
Showing 12 of 24 companies
CompanyWhat they do
- ALAlfa Laval PolskaKraków, PolandProcessing Equipment · Milk Collection & Cooling +3 more
- SismatecAlmelo, NetherlandsProcessing Equipment · Packaging +2 more
- Gpi TanksLopik, NetherlandsProcessing Equipment · Engineering & Services
- ALIMA-BISŚroda Wielkopolska, PolandFarm Equipment & Herd Tech · Milk Collection & Cooling +2 more
- LILiropolLidzbark Warmiński, PolandProcessing Equipment · Engineering & Services
- Gpi SchwarteOlsztyn, PolandProcessing Equipment · Engineering & Services
- PWPWRBabice, PolandPackaging · Processing Equipment +1 more
- SESerowar.plSzczecin, PolandIngredients & Cultures · Processing Equipment +6 more
- MargoOstrołęka, PolandMilk Collection & Cooling · Processing Equipment +2 more
- PRPRO-WAMKoszalin, PolandMilk Collection & Cooling · Processing Equipment +1 more
- GEGENESSokółka, PolandFarm Equipment & Herd Tech · Processing Equipment
- SESerowar.plSzczecin, PolandFarm Equipment & Herd Tech · Milk Collection & Cooling +5 more
Processing Equipment dairy suppliers in Poland at a glance
Of the 24 Processing Equipment dairy suppliers in Poland, the most common supply categories are Engineering & Services (79%), Packaging (42%) and Automation & Controls (33%).
Supply categories
- Engineering & Services79%
- Packaging42%
- Automation & Controls33%
- Milk Collection & Cooling25%
- Cleaning & Hygiene25%
Supplier roles
- Manufacturer67%
- Service Provider50%
- Authorized Distributor46%
- Engineering Firm29%
- System Integrator21%
Dairy products served
- Cheese58%
- Liquid Milk50%
- Butter & Cream25%
- Yogurt & Fermented25%
- Ice Cream21%
Milk species
- Cow13%
Top cities
- Szczecin13%
- Almelo8%
- Ostrołęka8%
Size
- 51-200 employees13%
- 201-500 employees13%
Most held certifications
- ISO 90018%
Key facts
- 1994 is the median founding year
- 25% sell to dairy farms
- 100% sell to processors
- 67% name their products
- 8% name reference installations
- 58% offer field service
Figures from all 24 dairy suppliers, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.