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IAS Makes Top 100 US Agricultural Grain Cooperatives List

Nov 02, 2023

IAS earns 77/100 ranking in the nation ranked by revenue of all types of cooperatives for 2023.  IAS is a top 20 national agriculture cooperative that focuses on grain handling and marketing.  Charlie White, Vice President of Grain for IAS credits the success to both the dedication of the IAS staff and their commitment to the IAS purpose statement “Growing Relationships to Maximize Success”, and to our customers who find value in those relationships and the services IAS offers. 

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**Attachment courtesy of National Cooperative Bank
 

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