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| primary_business = Fresh Fruit Cooperative ...ounded in 1928. A 1935 label shows them associated with the [[California Fruit Exchange]].

| primary_business = Fruit Packer ...marks-number-71326844/medal-of-honor-trademark-owned-by-santa-clara-valley-fruit-exchange US Trademark 71326844]. Registered May 1932.</ref>

| primary_business = Fresh fruit co-operative organization ...AAIBAJ&pg=2309%2C5475263 May 16, 1919 San Jose Evening News]</ref><ref>New Fruit Shipping Association: [http://cdnc.ucr.edu/cgi-bin/cdnc?a=d&d=PRP19190621.2

...monthly bulletin about the challenges of cooperatives and of selling dried fruit in Alameda County so near the canneries<ref>J.C. Shinn, "The Prune and Apri ...ed to disband because of the uncertainty about the whole matter. When the fruit was dried and ready for sale we were not in touch with the Eastern markets

| primary_business=cooperative marketing association ...of California Fruit Union shippers, seven carloads of California fruit." Fruit sold included Muscat, Tokay, and Sweetwater grapes, Rose de Peru peach, cli

...neries_from_pacific_service_magazine_1926.jpg|240px|thumb|right|California Cooperative Canneries, San Jose, 1926.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/pacificservicema ...g company's attempt to expand once into fruits and vegetables. California Cooperative Canneries had a ten year contract to sell its full production to Armour<ref

...%20%22central%20california%20canneries%22&f=false July 21, 1917 California Fruit News]</ref>. A 1929 price list on EBay showed that the company continued t ...al California Canneries]] which merged into Del Monte, or the [[California Cooperative Canneries]] funded by Armour. A 1921 San Francisco City Directory lists Ca