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News scoops global co-op award in Geneva

November 25 2009

Co-operative News, has been honoured with a special recognition award at the dotCoop Global Awards for Co-operative Excellence.

The News was recognised for its contributions to the Co-operative Movement in the United Kingdom and the world as the oldest co-operatively-owned newspaper, according to judges at the ceremony in Geneva last week.

DotCoop, sponsor of the .coop domain name, revealed the winning co-ops as part of the International Co-operative Alliance’s General Assembly in Switzerland.

Winners from the main categories included Indian Farmers Fertilizer Co-operative, a fertilizer production and distribution co-operative in the large business category; National Co-operative Grocers Association, a trade association for USA food co-ops in the medium-sized section; and Pachamama Coffee Co-operative, based in the USA from the small business group.

The Global Awards are given to those that demonstrate a strong commitment to the co-op business model.

DotCoop also awarded honorable mentions to Cabot Creamery Co-operative of the USA and Crédit Coopératif of France (large business); the Phone Co-op of the UK and the Wedge Community Co-op of the USA (medium-sized business); and CAC Santa Maria Magdalena of Peru and Federacion Nacional de Co-operativas de Servicios Sanitarios of Chile (small business).

• Visit: www.globalawards.coop for further details.

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John Courtneidge said 30 days ago:

Hurrah, News! -- well done! Co-operatively John Courtneidge

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