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NEW CO-OP

PALMER-USA

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NEW CO-OP
Company Title: NEW Cooperative, Inc. - Fort Dodge, Iowa 
Company Description: new cooperative inc. is a member-owned cooperative with 23 locations in 14 counties throughout the northwest region of iowa. 
Keywords to Search: new coop, new cooperative, farmers cooperative, farm, grain, feed, corn, soy, soy bean, cash bids, local bids, maps, fertilizer, iowa, central iowa, northwest iowa 
Company Address: 206 Main St,PALMER,IA,USA 
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Postal Code:
50571 0000 
Telephone Number: 7123592345 (+1-712-359-2345) 
Fax Number: 7123592294 (+1-712-359-2294) 
Website:
www. newcoop. com 
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USA SIC Code(Standard Industrial Classification Code):
422101 
USA SIC Description:
Grain Elevators 
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