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BSA is engaged in development, design and production of plants and machinery for the chocolate- and sweets industry.

All our customers are well-known chocolate-producing as well as chocolate-processing companies.

BSA's wide scope of supply and services will convince you!

For us the dialogue with our customer begins with attentive listening and understanding your individual needs. In doing so, we focus on a mutual realisation of your ideas and finding solutions for your problems. We support you in planning and optimisation of your production.


Our particular engagement means customer proximity - in making offers, planning, design and execution.

We are looking forward to cooperating with you!

Software control and visualization of entire production lines

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