Latest Developments in Global Automatic Brewing Equipment Market

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Latest Developments in Global Automatic Brewing Equipment Market

  • Food & Beverage
  • Oct 2024
  • Global
  • 350 Pages
  • No of Tables: 220
  • No of Figures: 60

 

  • In October 2024, Core Equipment announced a strategic partnership with Bucher Denwel, a member of Bucher Unipektin, to deliver advanced cold block technologies to craft breweries and contract packaging facilities. Traditionally reserved for large-scale brewers, this specialized equipment—covering processes such as filtration, flash pasteurization, dealcoholisation, carbonation, and yeast management—will now be more accessible to smaller producers. The collaboration enables customized, scalable solutions for both new installations and upgrades, enhancing brewing precision, efficiency, and product quality. This move reflects a broader industry trend toward democratizing high-end brewing technology for the craft segment
  • In June 2024, Versuni North America launched a new lineup of semi-automatic and fully automatic espresso and coffee machines, including the Philips Barista Brew Semi-Automatic Espresso Machine and the Philips Espresso 4400 and 5500 LatteGo models. These machines are designed to bring barista-style coffee experiences into the home, combining advanced features with user-friendly interfaces. Key innovations include SilentBrew Technology, which reduces brewing noise by up to 40%, and the LatteGo milk system, known for its easy cleaning and one-touch latte preparation. The 5500 model offers up to 20 hot and iced recipes, while the 4400 provides 12, catering to a wide range of preferences
  • In November 2023, Ziemann Holvrieka strategically expanded its brewing technology portfolio by acquiring Künzel Maschinenbau GmbH, a German company renowned for its expertise in malt handling and grist mills. Founded in 1922, Künzel has long been a trusted name in the early stages of beer production, delivering tailored systems for raw material handling. This acquisition strengthens Ziemann Holvrieka’s ability to provide end-to-end brewery solutions, from grain intake to final product, and creates synergies in product development, market expansion, and customer service. Künzel will continue operating under its own name, preserving its legacy and technical leadership
  • In January 2023, Alfa Laval partnered with the Rhea Group to deliver integrated brewing solutions tailored for the craft beer industry. This collaboration combines Alfa Laval’s expertise in advanced brewing equipment with Rhea Group’s capabilities in automation and process integration, aiming to support small and mid-sized breweries in scaling operations efficiently. The partnership addresses the rising global demand for high-quality craft beer by offering modular, energy-efficient systems that enhance yield, reduce water and energy consumption, and ensure consistent product quality. Together, they empower brewers to innovate while maintaining control over cost and sustainability
  • In November 2022, SABCO BrewMagic unveiled the BrewMagic Presto, a compact and affordable electric brewing system tailored for home brewers seeking professional-grade performance. As the most accessible model in the BrewMagic lineup, Presto features a three-vessel setup—hot liquor tank, mash tun, and boil kettle—along with a 7-inch touchscreen, RIMS control system, and food-grade high-temperature pump. Designed for portability and ease of use, it supports batch sizes from 5 to 17 gallons and operates on 240V power, making it ideal for brewing in kitchens, garages, or even with friends. This launch reflects a broader trend of democratizing advanced brewing technology for enthusiasts