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The Oklahoma Food Cooperative


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The Oklahoma Food Cooperative has grown sales consistently for the past five years. In the two years for which more financial data was available, they posted a net loss in both years but are coming nearer to breaking even. Given their reliance on volunteer labor at this stage in their growth, it is too soon to judge the long term sustainability of the enterprise, but the growth rates look positive if they can generate enough revenue to break even in the coming years. Their cash and asset position looks good.


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