Chobani's $1.2 Billion Yogurt Plant in Rome Moves Forward, Creating 1,000 Jobs
Chobani's $1.2 billion yogurt plant in Rome is progressing, with a planning board review set for October 7. The project, led by Barton Malow, promises over 1,000 jobs and significant community benefits, but faces some environmental concerns.
Local leaders praise Chobani's sustainability record as the company moves forward with its yogurt plant in Griffiss Business Park. The project, valued at $1.2 billion, is expected to create over 1,000 jobs and process a substantial 12 million pounds of milk daily.
Infrastructure upgrades tied to the project, such as sewer and water improvements, will not only support the new facility but also benefit the entire community. The final plans for the project will be reviewed at an upcoming planning board meeting on October 7.
However, some residents have expressed environmental concerns about the project, highlighting the need for careful consideration and mitigation strategies.
Chobani's yogurt plant in Rome is poised to bring significant economic growth and community benefits, with over 1,000 jobs and infrastructure upgrades. As the project advances towards the October 7 planning board review, addressing environmental concerns will be crucial for a successful and sustainable development.
