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{{Infobox
| title = Summary
| header1 = Business Details
| label3 = Primary Business
| data3 = Cannery
| label5 = Dates
| data5 = 1977-1981
}}
==Summary==
None
==Locations==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Location !! Years !! Address !! Details
|-
| Campbell || -? || ??? ||
|-
| San Jose || -1982 || 570 Race Street ||
|-
|}
==Details==
Cooperative. [http://www.farmfoundation.org/news/articlefiles/274-sextontvg.ppt Purchased by Tri-Valley in 1981.]
Business address in San Jose.

Tri-Valley closed San Jose plant in 1982.

Purchased [National Can] facilities at some point.
[[Category:Campbell]]
[[Category:San Jose]]
[[Category:Cannery]]

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-'''Clorietta Foods''' was an agricultural co-operative that owned several smaller canners.  The company was founded in 1977 from [[National Can]]'s NCC Foods division<ref>Robert E. Collins, Pacific Coast Producers, "Pargaining and Processing Cooperatives Can Help Themselves By Helping Each Other: [http://ageconsearch.umn.edu/bitstream/143227/2/escs31.pdf].  In "New Dimensions of Cooperative Bargaining":  Proceedings of 22nd National Conference of Bargaining and Marketing Cooperatives, Jan 7-8, 1978, San Francisco.  Explicitly states Glorietta was formed from NCC Corp.</ref>.  Among other canneries, the co-operative ran San Jose's [[United States Products]] cannery.
+'''Glorietta Foods''' was an agricultural co-operative that owned several smaller canners.  The company was founded in 1977 from [[National Can]]'s NCC Foods division<ref>Robert E. Collins, Pacific Coast Producers, "Pargaining and Processing Cooperatives Can Help Themselves By Helping Each Other: [http://ageconsearch.umn.edu/bitstream/143227/2/escs31.pdf].  In "New Dimensions of Cooperative Bargaining":  Proceedings of 22nd National Conference of Bargaining and Marketing Cooperatives, Jan 7-8, 1978, San Francisco.  Explicitly states Glorietta was formed from NCC Corp.</ref>.  Among other canneries, the co-operative ran San Jose's [[United States Products]] cannery.
 Glorietta was purchased by [[California Canners and Growers]] in 1981, which quickly became part of [[Tri-Valley Growers]]<ref>[http://www.farmfoundation.org/news/articlefiles/274-sextontvg.ppt Tri-Valley Growers post-mortem]</ref>.  Glorietta's plants were closed by 1982.

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-Canner formed from smaller canners.  [[United States Products]] is the only predecessor I'm sure about.
+'''Clorietta Foods''' was an agricultural co-operative that owned several smaller canners.  The company was founded in 1977 from [[National Can]]'s NCC Foods division<ref>Robert E. Collins, Pacific Coast Producers, "Pargaining and Processing Cooperatives Can Help Themselves By Helping Each Other: [http://ageconsearch.umn.edu/bitstream/143227/2/escs31.pdf].  In "New Dimensions of Cooperative Bargaining":  Proceedings of 22nd National Conference of Bargaining and Marketing Cooperatives, Jan 7-8, 1978, San Francisco.  Explicitly states Glorietta was formed from NCC Corp.</ref>.  Among other canneries, the co-operative ran San Jose's [[United States Products]] cannery.
 Glorietta was purchased by [[California Canners and Growers]] in 1981, which quickly became part of [[Tri-Valley Growers]]<ref>[http://www.farmfoundation.org/news/articlefiles/274-sextontvg.ppt Tri-Valley Growers post-mortem]</ref>.  Glorietta's plants were closed by 1982.
 ==Locations==
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 | primary_dates = 1977-1981
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 ==Locations==

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 | primary_business = Cannery
 | primary_dates = 1977-1981
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-==Details==
+==References==
-Cooperative. [http://www.farmfoundation.org/news/articlefiles/274-sextontvg.ppt Purchased by Tri-Valley in 1981.]
+<references/>
 [[Category:Campbell]]
 [[Category:San Jose]]
 [[Category:Cannery]]

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-{{Infobox
+{{Infobox_Industry
-| title = Summary
+| primary_business = Cannery
-| header1 = Business Details
+| primary_dates = 1977-1981
 }}
 ==Summary==

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 ==Summary==
-None
 ==Locations==
 {| class="wikitable"
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 ! Location !! Years !! Address !! Details
 |-
-| Campbell || -? || [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=%3F%3F%3F,Campbell ???] ||
+| Campbell || -? || [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=%3F%3F%3F,Campbell ???] ||  Fred Tenhunfeld 1999 S Bascom Avenue #703
 |-
-| San Jose || -1982 || [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=570%20Race%20Street,San%20Jose 570 Race Street] ||
+| San Jose || -1982 || [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=570%20Race%20Street,San%20Jose 570 Race Street] || Former US Products cannery.
 |-
 |}
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 Tri-Valley closed San Jose plant in 1982.
-Purchased [National Can] facilities at some point.
+Purchased [[National Can]] facilities at some point.
 [[Category:Campbell]]
 [[Category:San Jose]]
 [[Category:Cannery]]