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2023 EXPANSION: CONTINUED GROWTH

In 2021, our growth journey took a significant leap as we secured an 80,000 ft² facility in Oak Creek, WI. This expansive space now accommodates our production, blending, packaging, warehouse, three laboratories, and supplementary office areas. In addition, an external structure was built to house a 34-ft spray dryer and pilot spray dryer.

The completion of the MDG Oak Creek facility in Fall 2022 marked a major milestone. Since then, we’ve settled into our new Oak Creek home while amplifying operations at our Franklin facility. Our Franklin facility, now with four fermentors and a 35,000L total capacity, is a key player in our growth.

As we continue to develop, our custom fermentation capacity is growing in current and future markets. Our driving force is applying Real Science, to a Trusted Process, yielding Proven Success.

Contact Us to learn more about our evolving Custom Fermentation capabilities and how to become part of our ongoing journey!

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The Real Science of Custom Fermentation

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Probiotic Market Trends and Challenges You Need to Know in 2025

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