Wisconsin § 193.201 Organizational purpose.

Wisconsin Statutes

§ 193.201 — Organizational purpose.

Wisconsin § 193.201

Ch. 193Unincorporated cooperative associations

Subch.subch. II of ch. 193 SUBCHAPTER II

ORGANIZATION

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Wis. Stat. § 193.201 (2026).

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201  Except as provided in s. 193.203 , a cooperative may be formed and organized on a cooperative plan for patrons as provided under this chapter for any of the following purposes:
201(1) (1) To market, process, or otherwise change the form or marketability of products, including crops, livestock, and other agricultural products; to manufacture products; to accomplish other purposes that are necessary or convenient to facilitate the production or marketing of products by patron members and others; and to accomplish other purposes that are related to the business of the cooperative.
201(2) (2) To provide products, supplies, and services to its members.
201(3) (3) To accomplish any other lawful purpose.

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193.201 Except as provided in s. 193.203 , a cooperative may be formed and organized on a cooperative plan for patrons as provided under this chapter for any of the following purposes:
193.201(1) (1) To market, process, or otherwise change the form or marketability of products, including crops, livestock, and other agricultural products; to manufacture products; to accomplish other purposes that are necessary or convenient to facilitate the production or marketing of products by patron members and others; and to accomplish other purposes that are related to the business of the cooperative.
193.201(2) (2) To provide products, supplies, and services to its members.
193.201(3) (3) To accomplish any other lawful purpose.