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Versova

www.versova.com

 
At Versova, egg production is our passion. Our family-owned company, formed in April 2016, is one of the largest egg producers in the United States and combines more than six decades of knowledge and commitment to producing safe, high-quality eggs. Versova brings together Trillium and Centrum Valley Egg Farms, which are owned by farm families with deep roots in egg production – the Deans, the Hennings and the Boomsmas. As a leading producer of shell and liquid eggs, Versova is committed to ensuring safe, high-quality eggs, providing excellent care for our flocks and protecting the air, land and water for ...
  • Number of Employees: 5K-10K
  • Annual Revenue: $250-500 Million
  • www.versova.com
  • 241 Street Andrews Way
    Sioux Center, IA USA 51250
  • Phone: 712.722.0132

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Jan Kramer
General Counsel Profile

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