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Letter from Joseph Gregory Changes, New Laws Bad for Farmers As a life-long farmer, I have seen many changes. When Chobani started up, Senator Schumer told farmers to make more milk. In short time, surplus milk meant less money paid to farmers.…
Chobani Donates Gifts To Help St. James Food Programs ONEONTA—St. James Episcopal Church is now able to store produce for prolonged periods of time, thanks to Chobani. The locally-based yogurt producer continued its tradition of community engagement by donating three coolers to St. James Feeding Ministries.…
HAPPENIN’ OTSEGO for THURSDAY, MARCH 24 Learn About the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League AUTHOR SERIES – 2 p.m. Join author Anika Orrock to discuss her book ‘The Incredible Women of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League.’ Free, registration required. Presented by The Baseball Hall of Fame, Cooperstown. 607-547-7200 or visit baseballhall.org/events/virtual-authors-series-anika-orrock?date=0 2023 WINTER CARNIVAL – Register for 4/2 planning committee public interest meeting. Call Lions Club president Peter Deysenrother at 607-547-8231 or email at peterdeysenroth@hotmail.com…
CHOBANI SET TO GO PUBLIC Stock Offering Might Raise Up To $10 Billion WEST EDMESTON – Chobani LLC, which over 16 years grew from five employees in a former milk plant in West Edmeston to a multi-national vendor of Greek yogurt, is preparing for a public listing of its shares, the Wall Street Journal is reporting. Chobani is eyeing an initial public offering later this year that it hopes could value the Norwich, company at as much as $7 billion…
USDA Secretary Perdue: Upstate Farms Important…
Chobani CEO Donates $50K To Pay Kids’ School-Lunch Debt NEW BERLIN – Alarmed over the threat of the Warwick, R.I. threat to stop serving hot lunches to students whose parents owed lunch money to the school, Chobani founder Hamdi Ulukaya donated $50,000 to the school to ensure all students receive a hot meal, according to The Providence Journal. “Every child should have access to natural, nutritious & delicious food, so @Chobani is doing our small part to help pay this…
Chobani Doubles Grants To Underwrite ‘Big Ideas,’ Bring Jobs To CNY Region By JENNIFER HILL • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com WEST EDMESTON – Chobani has doubled its “impact fund” from $100,000 to $200,000 to award Central New York organizations that propose “big ideas” that “strengthen local economies…right at home,” a company spokesperson announced in a press release. The company created a Community Impact Fund in 2018 for ideas to “help expand economic opportunity and promote entrepreneurship in the regions where our…
On ’60 Minutes,’ Founder Recounts Chobani Story CLICK HERE FOR ’60 MINUTES’ TRANSCRIPT WATCH EXCERPT OF INTERVIEW ON YOUTUBE…