US EditionWisconsin's Arla Cheese Plant Grows a Culture of Belonging
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Wisconsin's Arla Cheese Plant Grows a Culture of Belonging
It sure didn’t take Basharat Afzalazada, a 25-year-old business graduate from Afghanistan, long to carve out a successful life for himself in America’s Dairyland. Just four months after arriving in the Fox Valley, he landed a job at Arla Foods. With a go-getter attitude and a positive outlook, he acclimated quickly to his position as a packaging technician at the company’s cheese plant in Kaukauna. “I’m working in many different spots and runnin…
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