According to a report in Michigan Farm News circulated by the Michigan Farm Bureau, Crimson Holdings is increasing capacity in their egg drying plant. The facility was acquired from Dairy Farmers of America and is located in Adrian, MI.  The company receives product from 35 producers in 16 states and is currently receiving twenty truckloads of liquid egg per week. 

Over the current year, an output of seven million pounds of inedible, dry egg product is projected with an intended growth of 30 percent in 2024.  Dried egg is used by the pet food industry. 

Since initiation of operations, the company has experienced air quality problems resulting in strong community opposition.  Recently, a 100-foot exhaust stack was commissioned to mitigate and eliminate odors and a scrubber will be installed to resolve complaints.