THE COPPER RIVER FISHERMEN'S COOPERATIVE

THE COPPER RIVER FISHERMEN'S COOPERATIVE is structured as a Cooperative Corporation, a special type of corporation organized for the mutual benefit of its members rather than for profit maximization for investors. In Alaska, a Cooperative Corporation is typically formed to provide services or goods at cost to its members, who are also usually its owners and patrons. Common examples include agricultural cooperatives, consumer cooperatives, and worker cooperatives. In Alaska, Cooperative Corporations are governed by Title 10, Chapter 15 – Alaska Cooperative Corporations Act.

"Voluntarily Dissolved" means that THE COPPER RIVER FISHERMEN'S COOPERATIVE has chosen to formally terminate its existence through a deliberate action taken by its owners or directors, typically by filing the necessary dissolution documents with the Alaska Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development. A voluntarily dissolved company is no longer authorized to conduct business within the state.

The entity number, 23437D, is a unique identifier assigned by the Alaska Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development to THE COPPER RIVER FISHERMEN'S COOPERATIVE. This number can be used to verify the company's registration and access official records.