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Latest news

New GS brand logo

You may notice some changes to the Gerstenberg Schröder logo and other product brand logos of SPX. To more visibly connect these logos to our parent company, SPX have made slight changes to the logo designs. The new logos often include a chevron symbol like this “>”, others may be marketed as a product series, and some may be represented by other core product brands to better align with the vast SPX portfolio. You will be seeing these new logos throughout our website, in advertisements, brochures, manuals, etc.
While the branding and labeling on each product will change, the products themselves will not be impacted by these changes. And your personal connection to the same SPX people, products, and services will continue.

SPX

The American company SPX to acquire Gerstenberg Schröder. Please see the attached press release for further information.

The Natural Voice

The Gerstenberg Schröder brand supports The Natural Voice which is a global action supported by the industry and research that points to the environmental, economic and social potential of natural refrigerants in heating, cooling and refrigeration www.thenaturalvoice.org

GS practical margarine course

The purpose of this course was to train the participants in principles and practices of crystallisation of oils & fats with focus on products without trans fatty acids. Most of the course took place in our pilot plant facilities in Denmark, where a lot of trials were made. The course attracted customers from 13 countries around the world.

GS practical fine food course

The purpose of this course was to train the participants in principles and practices of emulsification of oils & fats with focus on products. Most of the course took place in our pilot plant facilities in Denmark, where trials were made. The course attracted customers from countries around the world.

For additional information please contact our marketing department.