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Cooperative Grocers' Information Network

Organization supporting the growth and development of food co-ops. Includes bylaws, membership information, annual reports, and contacts.

http://www.cgin.coop/

Foodstuffs National

Organization of food distributors and retail stores in New Zealand.

http://www.foodstuffs.co.nz/

Gay Lea Foods Co-operative Ltd.

Ontario's leading dairy co-operative. Features information about its variety of consumer and food service dairy products, recipes, news and contests.

http://www.gaylea.com/

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Golden Oval Eggs

Farmer-owned layer and egg-processing cooperative, ranked highly within the industry.

http://www.goldenovaleggs.com/

North Bay Produce, Inc.

International, grower-owned, year-round, fresh produce marketing and distribution cooperative, headquartered in Traverse City, Michigan. [Spanish, English]

http://www.northbayproduce.com/

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