Chobani

Chobani has been valued at more than $10 billion and was started back in 2005 quite modestly by Turkish immigrant Hamdi Ulukaya, who after coming to the United States, took out a small loan and bought an old yogurt plant in Edmeston, NY.

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Chobani is sending donations of its products to Louisiana and New York City to help with hurricane and flood recovery and to Afghan evacuees.

Chobani is hosting its sixth annual Community Giveaway at the Chenango County Fairgrounds in Norwich to show appreciation to the Central New York region.

Saturdays in the Park with Chobani is coming back to Norwich.

Feeding America is the largest domestic hunger-relief organization and now, the non-profit is getting a major financial boost from a Southern Tier business.

The South Edmeston-based yogurt company has also joined the cause, donating 133,000 cases of Greek yogurt to Nourish NY's first event last week on Long Island.

The U.S. Secretary of Agriculture is pitching the 2018 farm bill to local agriculture workers and industry representatives.

A school district was planning on serving cold sandwiches to kids who hadn't paid their lunch bill...until Chobani stepped in.

Fast Company has released its list of the top 50 Most Innovative Companies in the world and Norwich based Chobani has made the list.