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- KF (Swedish: Kooperativa Förbundet, "Co-operative Union") is a federation of consumer co-operatives in Sweden and a retail group, with groceries as its...
- consumer co-operative owned grocery stores in Sweden, organised under Kooperativa Förbundet (KF). Coop Sverige AB coordinates purchasing, marketing and...
- NBL" 1998–2014.) (The current sponsorship logo of the league, named "Kooperativa NBL" 2014–present.) The following are the teams in the 2021–22 season:...
- the company started expanding in central and eastern Europe, founding Kooperativa in Czechoslovakia. In 1994, the company was transformed into a corporation...
- Grand Prix Kooperativa was a cycling race held annually in Slovakia. It was part of UCI Europe Tour in category 1.2. "2009 GP Kooperativa". ProCyclingStats...
- organizations in Sweden and it was started in 1908 as an insurance branch of Kooperativa Förbundet, KF, the main cooperative retail organisation. The original...
- City Gross 40 hypermarket Bergendahls Coop 665 Hypermarket/Supermarket Kooperativa Förbundet Eko 5 Hypermarket/supermarket Bergendahls Handlar'n 217 Supermarket...
- was a Swedish home economics teacher and head of the test kitchen for Kooperativa Förbundet, a Swedish consumers' cooperative federation, from 1946 to...
- used by several consumer cooperatives, including: Coop Konsum, part of Kooperativa Förbundet in Sweden Konsum, a state-controlled retailer in the former...
- in 1977 by a merger of Wessels and Bra. The chain was bought by KF (Kooperativa Förbundet) in 1990 and in 2001 renamed as Coop Forum. "B&W". Nationalencyklopedin...