Gris
French-made soft-serve and gelato machines for food-service businesses, artisans and farms
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Gris
GRIS designs and manufactures soft-serve ice cream machines, gelato batch freezers and related equipment at its workshop in Auvergne. It also sells refurbished machines and provides servicing, training and rental options.
Its customers include bakeries, food trucks, restaurants, artisan ice cream makers, farms and other food-service businesses. Machines are sold directly by the manufacturer, with rental and rental-to-buy options also available.
Founded in 2011, GRIS is headquartered in Cohade, France, and serves customers in France and export markets.
Product: Manufactures and sells soft-serve ice cream machines, gelato batch freezers and related equipment, with servicing, training and rental options.
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