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CO-OP Sapporo
Legal namestring
生活協同組合コープさっぽろ (Seikatsu Kyōdō Kumiai Co-op Sapporo)
Websiteurl
sapporo.coop
Company typeenum
Private
Founded yearint
1965
Descriptiontext

CO-OP Sapporo (生活協同組合コープさっぽろ) is a member-owned consumer cooperative founded in 1965 and headquartered in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. The organization operates a multi-channel retail and lifestyle services platform serving Hokkaido residents, combining a network of physical retail stores (コープのお店), a long-running home delivery service called Todok (宅配トドック, celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2025) supported by a dedicated mobile app, and mobile sales vehicles (Kakeru/カケル) that bring roughly 1,000 SKUs to areas without stores. Beyond grocery retail, CO-OP Sapporo provides an unusually broad set of life services including energy (Coop Denki, Enecoop), mutual aid and insurance, travel, funeral services, childcare support programs (Child Box, Ehon ga Todok picture book delivery, Todok Kids Club after-school care, Aurinko Nordic-method nursery), evening meal delivery, cultural education, and housekeeping assistance. Member engagement is consolidated through the Chocotto Card and the cross-service Kurashi Marugoto Point loyalty system.

The cooperative operates under Japanese cooperative law, is owned by its members (組合員) who pay an admission fee and monthly contributions, and is governed by a General Delegates' Meeting (総代会). It has 1,001–5,000 employees and maintains an active digital presence across its website, Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, and YouTube, plus a monthly PR magazine called Cho-co-tto. Its private brand, Naruhodo (なるほど!), focuses on Hokkaido-made food products with allergen-conscious offerings. Recent operational technology investments include a camera-based AI inventory and waste reduction system from partner Soracom (Sora-cam), POITO food waste processing machines deployed across 84 stores and factories (processing roughly 3,000 tons annually), and a rollout of rice resin cutlery projected to cut single-use plastic by 3.7 tons per year. The cooperative's revenue model combines member contributions, grocery and product sales through retail and delivery channels, and cross-vertical service fees across energy, insurance, travel, and funeral lines; pricing is not publicly disclosed. Its customer base is concentrated entirely within Hokkaido, which provides regional insulation but ties growth to local demographic trends.

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CO-OP Sapporo is a member-owned consumer cooperative founded in 1965 that operates retail stores, home delivery (Todok), and mobile sales across Hokkaido, Japan, alongside an integrated ecosystem of energy, insurance, travel, childcare, and funeral services for its member households.

Operating statusenum
Operating
Ownership categoryenum
Headcount rangeband
1,001–5,000
akta.pro rankint
HeadquartersSapporo, Japan
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Sapporo
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Japan
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Asia
Markets served

Serves global market

Keyword5 values
consumer cooperative retail, grocery home delivery, private label groceries, childcare support services, lifestyle insurance services
Industry2 codes
1Food Co-ops with Online Ordering & Pickup/Delivery
CodeCRAHALAHPrimaryYes
2Multi-Stakeholder Grocery Cooperatives
CodeCRAHALADPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Grocery and Convenience Retailers4451
  • Utilities22
SIC code1 code
  • Gas & Other Services Combined4932
Product category
Consumer Cooperative Retail
Marketing channels4 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels3 records

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Title, Type, Scope, Target buyer, Description, Source

Cost components6 values
Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure
GTM typeB2C
B2C
Offering typeServices
Services
Brand1 of 5 records shown
1トドック (Todok)
Description

Home delivery service system offering groceries and daily necessities delivery to members.

sapporo.coop
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Core offering1 text field

CO-OP Sapporo is a Hokkaido-based consumer cooperative that sells groceries and daily necessities through physical retail stores, a home delivery service (TodoK), and mobile sales vehicles (Kakeru). Beyond retail, it offers a portfolio of lifestyle services to its members including childcare programs, mutual aid and insurance, travel, energy supply, funeral services, cultural classes, and a private-label product line (Naruhodo!) focused on local Hokkaido production.

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CO-OP Sapporo is a comprehensive consumers' cooperative union offering a multi-channel retail and lifestyle services platform. The core offerings include physical retail stores (コープのお店), home delivery service (宅配トドック) supported by a dedicated mobile app (トドックアプリ), and mobile sales (移動販売カケル). The company operates loyalty programs including the ちょこっとカード point card and the cross-service くらしまるごとポイント. Beyond retail, CO-OP Sapporo provides extensive lifestyle services including childcare support (チャイルドボックス, えほんがトドック, トドックステーション, 学童保育, 保育園アウリンコ), evening meal delivery, insurance (共済, 保険), funeral services (葬祭サービス), travel (コープトラベル), energy services (コープのでんき, エネコープ), and cultural education programs. The company also offers a private brand (PB) product line called なるほど featuring Hokkaido-made products emphasizing food safety.

Product and service22 records
1Home Delivery TodoK (宅配トドック)
CategoryHome Delivery / Grocery
Description

Home delivery service for groceries and daily necessities, allowing members to order products online or by phone and receive deliveries to their homes across Hokkaido.

2TodoK App (トドックアプリ)
CategoryMobile Application
Description

Mobile application for managing home delivery orders, tracking deliveries, and accessing member services.

3Coop Stores (コープのお店)
CategoryPhysical Retail
Description

Physical retail stores located throughout Hokkaido offering groceries and daily necessities.

4Mobile Sales Kakeru (移動販売 カケル)
CategoryMobile Retail
Description

Mobile sales vehicles bringing approximately 1,000 products to areas in Hokkaido without physical stores.

5Naruhodo! Private Brand (なるほど!)
CategoryPrivate Label Products
Description

Coop's private brand product line featuring Hokkaido-made products with emphasis on food safety and quality.

6Dinner Delivery Service (夕食宅配サービス)
CategoryMeal Delivery
Description

Meal delivery service with nutritionist-approved daily menus, including health management meals for dietary restrictions, with wellness check on delivery.

7First Child Box (チャイルドボックス)
CategoryChildcare Service
Description

Childcare support program delivering parenting supply packages to expectant parents and families with young children, based on a Finnish childcare model.

8Ehon ga Todok (えほんがトドック)
CategoryChildcare Service
Description

Program delivering 8 picture books every 4 months to children aged 1-2 years at no cost.

9TodoK Station (トドックステーション)
CategoryChildcare Facility
Description

Childcare support spaces available at stores for families with infants and young children.

10Aurinko Nursery (保育園アウリンコ)
CategoryChildcare Facility
Description

Nursery school incorporating Nordic childcare methods.

11TodoK Kids Club (トドック 学童保育)
CategoryChildcare Service
Description

After-school childcare program for school-age children.

12Family Funeral Services (家族葬サービス / With House)
CategoryFuneral Services
Description

Funeral services available across Hokkaido, branded as 'With House' in areas outside Sapporo.

13Coop Insurance (コープの保険)
CategoryInsurance
Description

Insurance products and services for life, health, and property protection for members.

14Coop Mutual Aid (コープ 共済)
CategoryMutual Aid
Description

Mutual aid services for members.

15Coop Travel (コープトラベル)
CategoryTravel Services
Description

Travel services originating from Hokkaido with package tours and travel arrangements for members.

16Coop Electricity TodoK Denryoku (コープのでんき)
CategoryEnergy Services
Description

Electricity service branded as TodoK Denryoku, marketed as friendly for both the environment and household budgets.

17Enecoop (エネコープ)
CategoryEnergy Services
Description

Energy services including electricity, kerosene, and LPG delivery.

18Cultural Classes (文化教室)
CategoryEducation Services
Description

Cultural education programs including arts and crafts, music, and language courses.

19Coop Life Assistance (コープくらし助け合いの会)
CategoryLife Support Services
Description

Housekeeping, childcare support, and outing assistance services for members.

20Chocotto Card (ちょこっとカード)
CategoryLoyalty Program
Description

Point card system that rewards members with points on purchases.

21Kurashi Marugoto Point (くらしまるごとポイント)
CategoryLoyalty Program
Description

Unified point system that accumulates points across multiple services including stores, delivery, electricity, and travel.

22Coop Gift (コープのギフト)
CategoryGift Service
Description

Gift service for members offering Hokkaido seasonal products.

Recent move6 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers8 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Japan's largest retail group with supermarkets, convenience stores, financial services, and energy, broadly overlapping with CO-OP Sapporo's retail and life-services portfolio. Operates at much larger scale and as an incumbent across Hokkaido and nationwide.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Tokyo-based consumer cooperative federation focused on home delivery of private-brand groceries, including produce, dairy, and prepared foods. Highly comparable as a delivery-led consumer co-op serving a defined regional membership.

TypeRegional player
Description

Subsidiary of AEON Group operating supermarkets and shopping centers across Hokkaido, the same territory as CO-OP Sapporo. Direct regional competitor in Hokkaido grocery and household-goods retail.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Kanto-area consumer cooperative combining grocery stores, home delivery, and life services under a member-owned structure. Directly comparable regional co-op with overlapping retail and service offerings.

TypeDirect peer
Description

One of Japan's largest consumer cooperatives, headquartered in Hyogo Prefecture, operating a similar multi-channel retail, home delivery, and life-services platform. Closest comparable by structure, scale, and combined retail-plus-services cooperative model.

6Co-op Hiroshima (生活協同組合コープひろしま)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Chugoku-region consumer cooperative operating stores, delivery, mutual aid, and lifestyle services under a member-owned structure. Comparable regional-scale multi-service consumer co-op model.

7Green Co-op (グリーンコープ生活協同組合)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Kyushu-area consumer cooperative with delivery, retail, and life services emphasizing food safety and community — values closely aligned with CO-OP Sapporo's 'Naruhodo!' brand positioning and cooperative mission.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Federation of Kanto-region consumer cooperatives operating a delivery-and-retail model similar to CO-OP Sapporo's Todok service. Comparable in delivery logistics, member-owned governance, and multi-service grocery proposition.

Market position
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Weaknesses4 records

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Competitive moat4 records

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Key risks5 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Ideal customer profile1 record

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CO-OP Sapporo

Consumer Cooperative Retailsapporo.coop

CO-OP Sapporo is a member-owned consumer cooperative founded in 1965 that operates retail stores, home delivery (Todok), and mobile sales across Hokkaido, Japan, alongside an integrated ecosystem of energy, insurance, travel, childcare, and funeral services for its member households.

What CO-OP Sapporo does

CO-OP Sapporo (生活協同組合コープさっぽろ) is a member-owned consumer cooperative founded in 1965 and headquartered in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. The organization operates a multi-channel retail and lifestyle services platform serving Hokkaido residents, combining a network of physical retail stores (コープのお店), a long-running home delivery service called Todok (宅配トドック, celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2025) supported by a dedicated mobile app, and mobile sales vehicles (Kakeru/カケル) that bring roughly 1,000 SKUs to areas without stores. Beyond grocery retail, CO-OP Sapporo provides an unusually broad set of life services including energy (Coop Denki, Enecoop), mutual aid and insurance, travel, funeral services, childcare support programs (Child Box, Ehon ga Todok picture book delivery, Todok Kids Club after-school care, Aurinko Nordic-method nursery), evening meal delivery, cultural education, and housekeeping assistance. Member engagement is consolidated through the Chocotto Card and the cross-service Kurashi Marugoto Point loyalty system.

The cooperative operates under Japanese cooperative law, is owned by its members (組合員) who pay an admission fee and monthly contributions, and is governed by a General Delegates' Meeting (総代会). It has 1,001–5,000 employees and maintains an active digital presence across its website, Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, and YouTube, plus a monthly PR magazine called Cho-co-tto. Its private brand, Naruhodo (なるほど!), focuses on Hokkaido-made food products with allergen-conscious offerings. Recent operational technology investments include a camera-based AI inventory and waste reduction system from partner Soracom (Sora-cam), POITO food waste processing machines deployed across 84 stores and factories (processing roughly 3,000 tons annually), and a rollout of rice resin cutlery projected to cut single-use plastic by 3.7 tons per year. The cooperative's revenue model combines member contributions, grocery and product sales through retail and delivery channels, and cross-vertical service fees across energy, insurance, travel, and funeral lines; pricing is not publicly disclosed. Its customer base is concentrated entirely within Hokkaido, which provides regional insulation but ties growth to local demographic trends.

CO-OP Sapporo firmographics

Firmographics
Name
CO-OP Sapporo
Legal name
生活協同組合コープさっぽろ (Seikatsu Kyōdō Kumiai Co-op Sapporo)
Website
https://sapporo.coop
Company type
Private
Founded year
1965
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
CO-OP Sapporo is a member-owned consumer cooperative founded in 1965 that operates retail stores, home delivery (Todok), and mobile sales across Hokkaido, Japan, alongside an integrated ecosystem of energy, insurance, travel, childcare, and funeral services for its member households.
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akta.pro rank

CO-OP Sapporo industry classification

Industry
Product category
Consumer Cooperative Retail
NAICS
Grocery and Convenience Retailers (4451), Utilities (22)
SIC
Gas & Other Services Combined (4932)
akta.pro primary industry
Food Co-ops with Online Ordering & Pickup/Delivery (CRAHALAH)
akta.pro secondary industry
Multi-Stakeholder Grocery Cooperatives (CRAHALAD)

Keywords

  • Consumer cooperative retail
  • Grocery home delivery
  • Private label groceries
  • Childcare support services
  • Lifestyle insurance services

Where CO-OP Sapporo is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Sapporo
HQ country
Japan
HQ region
Asia

Markets served

CO-OP Sapporo business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

CO-OP Sapporo product offering

Product offering

Core offering

CO-OP Sapporo is a Hokkaido-based consumer cooperative that sells groceries and daily necessities through physical retail stores, a home delivery service (TodoK), and mobile sales vehicles (Kakeru). Beyond retail, it offers a portfolio of lifestyle services to its members including childcare programs, mutual aid and insurance, travel, energy supply, funeral services, cultural classes, and a private-label product line (Naruhodo!) focused on local Hokkaido production.

Product overview

CO-OP Sapporo is a comprehensive consumers' cooperative union offering a multi-channel retail and lifestyle services platform. The core offerings include physical retail stores (コープのお店), home delivery service (宅配トドック) supported by a dedicated mobile app (トドックアプリ), and mobile sales (移動販売カケル). The company operates loyalty programs including the ちょこっとカード point card and the cross-service くらしまるごとポイント. Beyond retail, CO-OP Sapporo provides extensive lifestyle services including childcare support (チャイルドボックス, えほんがトドック, トドックステーション, 学童保育, 保育園アウリンコ), evening meal delivery, insurance (共済, 保険), funeral services (葬祭サービス), travel (コープトラベル), energy services (コープのでんき, エネコープ), and cultural education programs. The company also offers a private brand (PB) product line called なるほど featuring Hokkaido-made products emphasizing food safety.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • トドック (Todok): Home delivery service system offering groceries and daily necessities delivery to members.
  • コープのお店 (Coop Stores)
  • ならべくらぶ (Narube)
  • ちょこっとカード (Chocotto Card)
  • コープのギフト (Coop Gift)

Products and services

  • Home Delivery TodoK (宅配トドック) Home delivery service for groceries and daily necessities, allowing members to order products online or by phone and receive deliveries to their homes across Hokkaido.
  • TodoK App (トドックアプリ) Mobile application for managing home delivery orders, tracking deliveries, and accessing member services.
  • Coop Stores (コープのお店) Physical retail stores located throughout Hokkaido offering groceries and daily necessities.
  • Mobile Sales Kakeru (移動販売 カケル) Mobile sales vehicles bringing approximately 1,000 products to areas in Hokkaido without physical stores.
  • Naruhodo! Private Brand (なるほど!) Coop's private brand product line featuring Hokkaido-made products with emphasis on food safety and quality.
  • Dinner Delivery Service (夕食宅配サービス) Meal delivery service with nutritionist-approved daily menus, including health management meals for dietary restrictions, with wellness check on delivery.
  • First Child Box (チャイルドボックス) Childcare support program delivering parenting supply packages to expectant parents and families with young children, based on a Finnish childcare model.
  • Ehon ga Todok (えほんがトドック) Program delivering 8 picture books every 4 months to children aged 1-2 years at no cost.
  • TodoK Station (トドックステーション) Childcare support spaces available at stores for families with infants and young children.
  • Aurinko Nursery (保育園アウリンコ) Nursery school incorporating Nordic childcare methods.
  • TodoK Kids Club (トドック 学童保育) After-school childcare program for school-age children.
  • Family Funeral Services (家族葬サービス / With House) Funeral services available across Hokkaido, branded as 'With House' in areas outside Sapporo.
  • Coop Insurance (コープの保険) Insurance products and services for life, health, and property protection for members.
  • Coop Mutual Aid (コープ 共済) Mutual aid services for members.
  • Coop Travel (コープトラベル) Travel services originating from Hokkaido with package tours and travel arrangements for members.
  • Coop Electricity TodoK Denryoku (コープのでんき) Electricity service branded as TodoK Denryoku, marketed as friendly for both the environment and household budgets.
  • Enecoop (エネコープ) Energy services including electricity, kerosene, and LPG delivery.
  • Cultural Classes (文化教室) Cultural education programs including arts and crafts, music, and language courses.
  • Coop Life Assistance (コープくらし助け合いの会) Housekeeping, childcare support, and outing assistance services for members.
  • Chocotto Card (ちょこっとカード) Point card system that rewards members with points on purchases.
  • Kurashi Marugoto Point (くらしまるごとポイント) Unified point system that accumulates points across multiple services including stores, delivery, electricity, and travel.
  • Coop Gift (コープのギフト) Gift service for members offering Hokkaido seasonal products.

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CO-OP Sapporo technology and API

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CO-OP Sapporo partnerships and signals

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Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

CO-OP Sapporo competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • AEON (イオン株式会社): Japan's largest retail group with supermarkets, convenience stores, financial services, and energy, broadly overlapping with CO-OP Sapporo's retail and life-services portfolio. Operates at much larger scale and as an incumbent across Hokkaido and nationwide.

Direct peers

  • Pal*System (パルシステム生活協同組合連合会): Tokyo-based consumer cooperative federation focused on home delivery of private-brand groceries, including produce, dairy, and prepared foods. Highly comparable as a delivery-led consumer co-op serving a defined regional membership.
  • Co-op Mirai (いばらきコープ / コープみらい): Kanto-area consumer cooperative combining grocery stores, home delivery, and life services under a member-owned structure. Directly comparable regional co-op with overlapping retail and service offerings.
  • Co-op Kobe (生活協同組合コープこうべ): One of Japan's largest consumer cooperatives, headquartered in Hyogo Prefecture, operating a similar multi-channel retail, home delivery, and life-services platform. Closest comparable by structure, scale, and combined retail-plus-services cooperative model.
  • Co-op Hiroshima (生活協同組合コープひろしま): Chugoku-region consumer cooperative operating stores, delivery, mutual aid, and lifestyle services under a member-owned structure. Comparable regional-scale multi-service consumer co-op model.
  • Green Co-op (グリーンコープ生活協同組合): Kyushu-area consumer cooperative with delivery, retail, and life services emphasizing food safety and community — values closely aligned with CO-OP Sapporo's 'Naruhodo!' brand positioning and cooperative mission.
  • Co-op Deli (コープデリ生活協同組合連合会): Federation of Kanto-region consumer cooperatives operating a delivery-and-retail model similar to CO-OP Sapporo's Todok service. Comparable in delivery logistics, member-owned governance, and multi-service grocery proposition.

Regional players

  • Aeon Hokkaido (イオン北海道株式会社): Subsidiary of AEON Group operating supermarkets and shopping centers across Hokkaido, the same territory as CO-OP Sapporo. Direct regional competitor in Hokkaido grocery and household-goods retail.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

CO-OP Sapporo social profiles

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CO-OP Sapporo financial estimates

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Valuation estimate

CO-OP Sapporo leadership team

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Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

CO-OP Sapporo funding detail

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Funding rounds

Investors

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CO-OP Sapporo M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about CO-OP Sapporo

What does CO-OP Sapporo do?

CO-OP Sapporo is a Hokkaido-based consumer cooperative that sells groceries and daily necessities through physical retail stores, a home delivery service (TodoK), and mobile sales vehicles (Kakeru). Beyond retail, it offers a portfolio of lifestyle services to its members including childcare programs, mutual aid and insurance, travel, energy supply, funeral services, cultural classes, and a private-label product line (Naruhodo!) focused on local Hokkaido production.

Is CO-OP Sapporo a public or private company?

CO-OP Sapporo is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.

When was CO-OP Sapporo founded?

CO-OP Sapporo was founded in 1965. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is CO-OP Sapporo based?

CO-OP Sapporo is headquartered in Sapporo, Japan, in the Asia region.

Who are CO-OP Sapporo's main competitors?

AEON (イオン株式会社) is listed as a broad incumbent. Direct peers are Pal*System (パルシステム生活協同組合連合会), Co-op Mirai (いばらきコープ / コープみらい), Co-op Kobe (生活協同組合コープこうべ), Co-op Hiroshima (生活協同組合コープひろしま), Green Co-op (グリーンコープ生活協同組合) and Co-op Deli (コープデリ生活協同組合連合会). Aeon Hokkaido (イオン北海道株式会社) is listed as a regional player.

Does CO-OP Sapporo have an API?

No public API is recorded for CO-OP Sapporo.

What industry is CO-OP Sapporo in?

CO-OP Sapporo's product category is Consumer Cooperative Retail. Its primary akta.pro industry code is CRAHALAH, Food Co-ops with Online Ordering & Pickup/Delivery, with a secondary code of CRAHALAD, Multi-Stakeholder Grocery Cooperatives. Its NAICS code is 4451 and its SIC code is 4932.

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