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Roast and copy profile screen for a Neohaus Neotec system Laboratory Group FoodstuFF Gba-Group.dE Know what's inside. the GBA Laboratory Group is one of the leading laboratory and analytical service companies in Germany. at present the internationally operating business is represented at 10 locations in Germany employing more than 400 staff in total on an overall laboratory space of 15,000 sq.m. Your benefits: the high quality standards implemented at Gba Laboratory Group guarantee your individual support from one named contact, high quality consulting, and a fast order processing. put us to the test and satisfy yourself! GBA Gesellschaft für Bioanalytik mbH Goldtschmidtstr. 5, 21073 Hamburg, Germany phone +49 40 797172-0, service@gba-group.de Analyses of Foodstuff on the Highest Level · Analyses of Residues · Contaminant Analyses · Microbiological Tests · Analyses of Nutritional Values · Testing for Additives · Product-specific Analyses Come and visit us at Stand 123, Hall A4 a highly consultative approach to creating a new plant design. Kleefeldt remarked that the amount of customization "is nearly 50%, because we always have different processes in each plant." Customers can choose colors to align the new factory hard- ware and software with the company brand, and will share in- formation about existing information technology systems to enable smooth systems integration. A roaster also defines how to identify the coffee that moves through the facility. Neuhaus Neotec, Joper and Probat all indicate they can integrate with existing inventory systems if in database form already. Gerlach at Probat stressed how the Pilot controls enable operators to tie production systems together in one interface. Roasting time and temperature; consumption data for water, electricity, and gas; color, weight, and moisture data – all these can be connected to production lots and even to a customer's order once systems are fully connected. Neuhaus Neotec, Joper and Probat systems all offer opera- tors the ability to save roast profiles for future reference. Just having that data available in an easy-to-access format goes a long way towards maximizing the efficiency of a high volume roasting plant. Integration with or deployment of ERP and CRM systems are a logical next step for industrial-sized coffee companies.