Rock Center | December 13, 2012
Greek yogurt craze revives New York manufacturing town
The growing popularity of Greek yogurt in the United States has revived at least one town in upstate New York. Chobani founder Hamdi Ulukaya decided to buy a closing yogurt factory in New Berlin, N.Y. He's grown the staff from 5 employees to over 1300 people. Rock Center’s Harry Smith reports.
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