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1. Do you agree with Ulukaya’s decision to open a production facility in Idaho instead of buying milk and trucking it to Chobani’s New York plant? In addition to the cost of transporting the milk, are there other factors that might have influenced Ulukaya’s decision to build a second plant?
I do agree with Ulukaya’s decision to open a production facility in Idaho. I agree because with a few years after the opening they were producing at least 10 times more then what they were doing a week. With the production of the Greek yogurt going viral and more and more yogurt being needed I think it would be a great idea to open a production facility in Idaho. So with the increase of their product he had to make sure there were no shortages of dairy

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