How brands like Chobani are creating new jobs for refugees

In an initiative called Unstuck, brands including Chobani are making products sourced from suppliers who have also agreed to hire refugees.

When Chobani founder Hamdi Ulukaya started hiring refugees at his factory in upstate New York after he saw that they were struggling to find other jobs, he also helped kickstart a wave of other corporate commitments to hire refugees. But because most refugees live in the developing world—where corporations often don’t work directly—Ulukaya is now adding a new approach. In an initiative called Unstuck, brands including Chobani are making products sourced from suppliers who have also agreed to hire refugees.

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