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The Local Co-op

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The Local Co-op is a food hub in McNeal, Arizona, offering fresh, locally grown food. Worth a visit if you want local produce in Arizona.
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Sources & freshnessLast checked 18 Jul 2026Current

About The Local Co-op

The Local Co-op is a farmer-operated cooperative dedicated to improving food access and supporting local agriculture in Cochise County. Through a network of farms and innovative distribution models like the Cochise Mobile Market, the co-op works to ensure fresh, healthy, locally grown food is available to all community members.
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Water in this area

In Arizona, mains water is delivered by local public water systems, regulated by the Arizona Dept. of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) under the US EPA Safe Drinking Water Act. Typical hardness: Hard to very hard (Colorado River supply and limestone). For a specific ZIP, see the EWG Tap Water Database.

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Local public water systems
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Arizona Dept. of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) · US EPA (Safe Drinking Water Act)
Hardness
Hard to very hard (Colorado River supply and limestone)

Sources: Arizona Dept. of Environmental Quality (ADEQ), EWG Tap Water Database

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