BUFFALO, N.Y. — New York's Upstate Niagara dairy cooperative will supply its Greek yogurt to public schools across three states under a federal school lunch pilot program.
Sen. Charles Schumer says Friday that a U.S. Department of Agriculture contract calls for the Buffalo-based co-op to provide 142,700 pounds of Greek yogurt to schools in New York, Arizona and Tennessee through December.
Upstate Niagara is a farmer-owned co-op consisting of 360 family-owned dairy farms in western New York.
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