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California Fruit Canners Association
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California Fruit Canners Association

American company
Also known as: CFCA
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  • A photograph of stacked cans of Del Monte Lite pear halves on a grocery store shelf.
    Del Monte Foods
    / Early history and growth

    …canners merged to form the California Fruit Canners Association. Renamed the California Packing Corporation (Calpak) in 1916, the company began marketing under the Del Monte label and quickly grew into a national and international food processor.

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    …canners merged to form the California Fruit Canners Association. Renamed the California Packing Corporation (Calpak) in 1916, the company began marketing under the Del Monte label and quickly grew into a national and international food processor.

    Read More