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  • California Canneries
    | aliases = California Canneries Company ...Canneries Co: [http://hdl.handle.net/2027/uc1.b3071898?urlappend=%3Bseq=11 California Food Products directory]. 1920, A. Marks, San Francisco.</ref>
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  • California Associated Raisin Company
    '''California Associated Raisin Company''' or '''Sunmaid Growers of California''' is a Fresno-based co-operated dried fruit packer. The company was found
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  • California Growers Association
    | primary_town = Ontario, California ...ornia Growers Association''' was a grower's cooperative canner in Southern California. The cannery processed fruit including apricots<ref>Cannery Notes: [https:
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  • California Packing Corporation
    ...iffin and Skelley]], [[Central California Canneries]], [[J. K. Armsby]], [[California Fruit Canners Association]], [[Alaska Packers Association]] ...d fruit processor founded in 1916. The company dominated the industry and California from its inception through the 1980's. The company still exists.
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  • California Fruit Association
    | aliases = California Dried Fruit Agency ...-23, 1894, Sacramento. Organized by State Board of Horticulture, State of California</ref>.
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  • California Canners, Inc.
    #REDIRECT [[California Canneries]]
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  • California Conserving Company
    ...ef>California Conserving Company, Inc: [http://www.trademarkia.com/company-california-conserving-company-incorporated-200006-page-1-2 ], trademark.com. Logo was | predecessors = [[California Supply Company]]
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  • California Cooperative Canneries
    ...erative-canneries_from_pacific_service_magazine_1926.jpg|240px|thumb|right|California Cooperative Canneries, San Jose, 1926.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/paci ...meat packing company's attempt to expand once into fruits and vegetables. California Cooperative Canneries had a ten year contract to sell its full production t
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  • California Supply Company
    | successors = [[California Conserving Company]] The '''California Supply Company''' was a canner producing tomato and pickle products. The c
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  • California Fruit Union
    ...auction, for account of California Fruit Union shippers, seven carloads of California fruit." Fruit sold included Muscat, Tokay, and Sweetwater grapes, Rose de ...&pg=PA4#v=onepage&q=%22california%20fruit%20union%22&f=false March 8, 1913 California Fruit Grower].</ref>.
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  • Central California Canneries
    .../books.google.com/books?id=ZRLRAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA1156&lpg=PA1156&dq=%22central+california+canneries%22&source=bl&ots=-acv8KuEMA&sig=zdHlvpvCO5yVr-J4dr4GQ7maRu4&hl=en | successors = [[California Packing Corporation]].
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  • California Selling Company
    The '''California Selling Company''' was a fruit wholesaler based in San Francisco. ...ifornia Selling Company], Case #1739, January 18, 1916, Court of Appeal of California, First District. The lawsuit spells out the arrangement of the two compani
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  • California Fruit Distributors
    ...he company billed itself as a "shipper's organization"<ref>F. B. McKevitt, California Fruit Distributors history: [http://books.google.com/books?id=8kvOAAAAMAAJ& ...through Atlantic Fruit Distributors, and Pioneer refused. The secretary of California Fruit Distributors (McKevitt) backed down; Charles Virden, who had run frui
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  • California Fruit Exchange
    ...rmers<ref>[http://sacoldcity.org/?page_id=7 Organization history.]</ref>. California Fruit Exchange was headquartered in Sacramento. ==California Fruit Exchange in San Jose==
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  • Hershel California Fruit Products
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  • California Fruit Canners Association
    ...mpany]]. CFCA also ran dried fruit packing houses<ref>William Braznell, ''California's Finest: The History of the Del Monte Corporation and the Del Monte Brand' | successors = [[California Packing Corporation]]
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  • California Fruit Preserving Company
    | successors=[[California Fruit Canners Association]] The '''California Fruit Preserving Company''' was a turn of the century cannery. It had form
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  • California Canners and Growers
    '''California Canners and Growers''' was a large California canner, formed in 1958 as a grower-owned co-operative. A group of farmers ...reat integration movement currently going on in agriculture, especially in California<ref>Cal-Can Buys Thornton Canning. [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=R6
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  • California Package Fruit Company
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  • Southern California Fruit Exchange
    ..., and marketing cooperative for promoting citrus. They support growers in California and Arizona. The cooperative officially changed their name to Sunkist Growe
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  • Oakland Fruit Syrup Company
    | primary_town = Oakland, California The '''Oakland Fruit Syrup Company''' was a food processor based in Oakland, California. In 1906, the company leased the Wilson Packing House in Campbell. A news
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  • Garcia and Maggini
    ...&%20maggini%22&f=false August-September 1926 Minute Book, published by the California Almond Growers Exchange]</ref> and dried apples<ref>Garcia and Maggini frui ...&pg=PA11#v=onepage&q=%22garcia%20&%20maggini%22&f=false September 14, 1912 California Fruit Grower]. "The Garcia & Maggini Company's dried fruit department occu
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  • California Cooperative Canneries
    ...erative-canneries_from_pacific_service_magazine_1926.jpg|240px|thumb|right|California Cooperative Canneries, San Jose, 1926.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/paci ...meat packing company's attempt to expand once into fruits and vegetables. California Cooperative Canneries had a ten year contract to sell its full production t
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  • Betterpack Canning Company
    The '''Betterpack Canning Company''' was a canner in Decoto (Fremont), California. Their cannery was along the railroad tracks between H and I streets. ...ia/unioncity/bp--decoto-cannery The Decoto Cannery]. In [http://patch.com/california/unioncity Union City Patch].</ref>.
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  • F. E. Booth
    ...e45ad5341fb4674bfb8e6962bd F. E. Booth Cannery]. California State Library, California History Section Picture catalog. "Frank E. Booth built cannery in 1895, ca ...FKq6igLqzoGYAQ&ved=0CFkQ6AEwBw#v=onepage&q=f.e.booth%20centerville&f=false California Department of Public Health Weekly Bulletin, January 23, 1926] </ref>
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  • J. W. Chilton Fruit Packing
    Chilton was a packer for the [[California Prune and Apricot Growers]] for the 1917 season<ref>[http://news.google.com ...1936 remarked on a similar fire at "the old Chilton packing house, now a [[California Prune and Apricot Growers]] plant on North First Street near Bassett failed
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  • Oakland Preserving Company
    | successors = [[California Fruit Canners Association]] ...nHouse/index.html Los Altos Hills History]</ref>. A lawsuit between the [[California Packing Corporation]] and Tilmann and Bendel over the Del Monte trademark g
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  • Santa Clara Pear Association
    ...perative, founded in 1928. A 1935 label shows them associated with the [[California Fruit Exchange]].
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  • Willow Glen Fruit Union
    ...Exchange]]. The organization served as a fruit collection site for the [[California Cured Fruit Assocation]] in 1900. ...nc.ucr.edu/cgi-bin/cdnc?a=d&d=LAH19000726.2.163 chief inspector] for the [[California Cured Fruit Association]] in 1900 according to the July 26, 1900 Los Angele
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  • American Goldy Stopper Company
    | primary_town = Oakland, California
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  • Abinante and Nola
    Abinante, a former [[California Packing Corporation]] buyer, handled the
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  • California Selling Company
    The '''California Selling Company''' was a fruit wholesaler based in San Francisco. ...ifornia Selling Company], Case #1739, January 18, 1916, Court of Appeal of California, First District. The lawsuit spells out the arrangement of the two compani
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  • California Supply Company
    | successors = [[California Conserving Company]] The '''California Supply Company''' was a canner producing tomato and pickle products. The c
    5 KB (753 words) - 00:12, 30 September 2014
  • Anderson Prune Dipper Company
    ...e&q=%22anderson%20prune%20dipper%20company%22&f=false A History of the New California: Its Resources and People]. Lewis Publishing Company, 1903.</ref>. Anders ..., and other machines for fruit production. By 1903, it was claimed 90% of California fruit was processed with his machines. The company also studied industrial
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  • George W. Hume
    California Cured Fruit association drop-off acc to list in San Francisco Call. ...[http://maps.google.com/maps?q=311%20California%20St.,San%20Francisco 311 California St.] ||
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  • L. McGuire & Company
    ...tion]] in 1900<ref>San Francisco Call 1900 list of dropoff locations for [[California Cured Fruit Association]].</ref>.
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  • Porter Brothers
    ...ruit from California. Washington Porter, one of the brothers, had come to California in 1868 for his health and worked for a Mr. Gould on a ranch near Santa Cla ..."'I am opposed to a dictator, and Mr. Porter is to-day the dictator of the California Fruit Union."<ref>War Against Porter Brothers: [http://cdnc.ucr.edu/cgi-bin
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  • Henry Booksin Jr.
    Son of Henry Booksin, California pioneer and early orchardist. Henry Jr. turns up as a principal for the [[
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  • Del Monte
    #REDIRECT [[California Packing Corporation]]
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  • Edith Daley Alba Canning article
    ...e into jam, placed into smaller containers-and lo! an English product from California sun-kissed apricots. The fruit pits, which were only used for fuel six yea
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