Go-Go Squeez Completes $11 Million Expansion at Grawn Facility

Traverse City Cadillac, MI, October 7, 2026 — Go-Go Squeez announced the completion of a significant expansion project at its Grawn facility. The investment totals $11 million and is expected to yield substantial improvements in the company’s operational capabilities.

The expansion project has resulted in a notable increase in the facility’s annual apple processing capacity, which will now be able to handle an additional 12,000 tons per year. This boost in capacity is anticipated to support growing demand and enhance the company’s market presence.

Beyond the increase in raw processing volume, the Grawn facility’s upgrade focused on enhancing overall plant efficiency. This likely involves the integration of new technologies or optimized workflows designed to streamline production processes, reduce waste, and improve operational speed. While specific details regarding the efficiency enhancements were not provided, such upgrades commonly aim to reduce energy consumption and minimize downtime.

Furthermore, the company stated that the expansion also contributes to improved sustainability. Investments in new equipment and infrastructure often incorporate features aimed at reducing environmental impact, such as water conservation measures, waste reduction initiatives, or the adoption of more energy-efficient machinery. The scope of these sustainability improvements was not detailed in the provided information.

The contractor responsible for the expansion project was not named. The completion of this $11 million initiative marks a key development for Go-Go Squeez’s operations in Grawn, positioning the company for potential future growth and reinforcing its commitment to operational excellence and environmental stewardship.

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