Choboni The Yogurt Company has grown as fast as Google & Facebook

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Apparently they have 1 billion in profits and the owner is still the 100% owner of the company. Kudos to this guy.

One day I will transform a bankrupt dildo manufacturer into a multi-billion dollar business in a decade.

:small-smiley-026:

 

[onkelmicha]

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Apparently they have 1 billion in profits and the owner is still the 100% owner of the company. Kudos to this guy.

One day I will transform a bankrupt dildo manufacturer into a multi-billion dollar business in a decade.

:small-smiley-026:

You might want to learn the difference between revenue and profit (net profit) I think it might serve you well further down the line.

 

[r3p1v]

 

[Pheasant]

I just want a yogurt that doesn't shoot yogurt all over the place when I open the lid. Does this happen to anyone else?

 

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I just want a yogurt that doesn't shoot yogurt all over the place when I open the lid. Does this happen to anyone else?

This looks real bad when you're opening it in public and it shoots on your face.

 

[jryan21]

 

[Veritas]

Chobani is ok, I prefer Yoplait.

 

[drave]

This looks real bad when you're opening it in public and it shoots on your face.

see post #2.

 

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see post #2.

The expenses related to making yogurt and paying employees is extremely low so it wouldn't significantly change the 1 Billion dollars I said they did in profit.

950 Million in profits. Happy?

PS We're ranking #1 for chobonis profit.

 

[drave]

Happy?

nope. net or walk, as usual.

 

[contract]

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[jeffrey]

This looks real bad when you're opening it in public and it shoots on your face.

Not really. It lets all my fellow gays know I'm into facials, regardless of what the situation is.

 

[Netphase]

The expenses related to making yogurt and paying employees is extremely low so it wouldn't significantly change the 1 Billion dollars I said they did in profit.

950 Million in profits. Happy?

PS We're ranking #1 for chobonis profit.

I can make 64 oz of greek yogurt myself for around $2... that is the price of a gallon of milk from Costco.

I am sure Chobani is able to buy milk much cheaper in huge amounts.

I have seen Chobani 6 oz cups priced anywhere in the $1-$2 range.

 

[erifdekciw]

Chobani is ok, I prefer Yoplait.

 

[lincolndsp]

when you eat grass you yougurt all over yourself

 

[-Matt-]

You really believe that in 5+ years of business, and after 1 billion in revenue, the only expenses were around $50 million?

Just one real estate transaction set them back almost half their revenue:

"In 2012, Chobani opened one of the world’s largest yogurt-processing plants in Twin Falls, Idaho. The one million square-foot facility cost $450 million and employs 300 people." - source

A profit of 10% would already be a high guess. 95%? lol.

The expenses related to making yogurt and paying employees is extremely low so it wouldn't significantly change the 1 Billion dollars I said they did in profit.

950 Million in profits. Happy?

PS We're ranking #1 for chobonis profit.

 

[cpauser]

that's awesome. wish i thought of it

 

[r3p1v]

that's awesome. wish i thought of it

You wish you thought of yogurt?

 

[Cshark]

hXXp://postcards.blogs.fortune.cnn.com/2013/06/10/chobani-yogurt-google-facebook/

Apparently they have 1 billion in profits and the owner is still the 100% owner of the company. Kudos to this guy.

One day I will transform a bankrupt dildo manufacturer into a multi-billion dollar business in a decade.

:small-smiley-026:

You need tutoring on how NOT to make money daydreaming, before you sign up for learning some skills that can actually help you make money.

Good luck:thumbsup:

 

[imbo55]

All I know is it's damn good yogurt. I would say it is a little more Americanized with more fruit (which gives it a slightly sweeter taste). I've had Greek yougurt with fruit from Greek bakeries, and their's is a lot more sour/bland tasting.