Slideshow: GEAPS Exchange 2022 - Expo Day 1 & 2
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, US — The Grain Elevator and Processing Society’s GEAPS Exchange 2022 got underway March 26 at the Kansas City Convention Center in Kansas City, Missouri, US, with the first full day on the expo floor March 27.
With manufacturers, suppliers and customers from across the globe filling the convention center and making connections, here are some more photos from the expo from March 27 and 28.
The March 26-29 event features 45 hours of educational programming, special events and an expo with the latest grain handling and processing solutions.
Photos: John Reidy/World Grain
GEAPS Exchange Expo
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Bühler Group Grain Handling
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Central Life Sciences
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FrigorTec GmbH
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GSI
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NEUERO
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NORD DRIVESYSTEMS
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Safe-Grain, Inc.
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SATAKE
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Sukup Mfg.
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Superior Grain Equipment
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Sweet Mfg. Co.
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GEAPS Thank You for Coming
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