Abstract：Cooperatives' ability to enlist the assistance of non-producer and/or noncooperative firms in their marketing efforts has been severely limited by recent Supreme Court decisions. In Case-Swayne Co. v. Sunkist Growers, Inc., the court held that Sunkist, with nongrower members, was not a Capper-Volstead cooperative and therefore was not entitled to Capper-Volstead exemption from prosecution under section I of the Sherman Act.

    Subjects: Cooperative agriculture; Industrial marketing

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