Felleskjøpet Agri: Norway's farmer-owned cooperative
Felleskjøpet Agri, owned by around 36,000 farmers: feed, fertilisers, seeds, machinery, grain procurement and the Granngården chain in Sweden.
Felleskjøpet Agri is a Norwegian farmer-owned cooperative supplying feed, fertilisers, seeds and machinery and buying grain, with the Granngården chain in Sweden.
Norway · Owned by around 36,000 farmers
Felleskjøpet Agri is a Norwegian agricultural cooperative owned by around 36,000 farmers. It combines farm supplies, machinery sales and grain procurement, and its business model is built to support the economics of member farms by giving them access to products, technology and services. Its activities also include property management, bread and bakery products, and equipment for parks, grounds and pets. The cooperative owns Granngården, a retail chain in Sweden.
For a Norwegian farm, Felleskjøpet is often both supplier and customer. It sells feed, fertilisers, seeds, machinery and farm equipment through stores that serve farmers and consumers, and it buys grain from farmers, a role it carries out within Norway's system of grain market regulation. A farm can therefore link its purchases of feed and other inputs with the marketing of its grain. Delivered prices, seasonal timing, grain acceptance specifications and machinery service coverage vary by region.
Size of the business
Felleskjøpet Agri's group revenue for 2025 was approximately NOK 22.4 billion, a figure that also includes its retail business and activities beyond farm input supply.
Who owns the cooperative?
Felleskjøpet Agri is owned by around 36,000 farmers, which makes it a member organisation rather than simply a retail chain.
Is Granngården part of Felleskjøpet Agri?
Yes. The Swedish Granngården chain is owned by Felleskjøpet Agri.
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