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Llama Fiber Cooperative of North America

The Llama Fiber Cooperative of North America is an organization committed to excellence in the production, processing, and marketing of natural fibers, standing out for its work with llamas and alpacas. Located in Oregon, this cooperative has become a benchmark in the industry due to its focus on sustainable practices and high-quality products. Among its main production lines is the exclusive llama yarn, known for its softness, durability, and thermal insulation. The cooperative also works with llama wool, wool of llama, and llama fur, fibers renowned for their natural texture and functionality. Thanks to its advanced alpaca fiber processing services, in collaboration with expert alpaca fiber processors, the organization ensures products crafted with alpaca fiber Oregon and alpaca wool Oregon. Among its most notable offerings are Llama socks Oregon, Llama wool socks, fleece llama Oregon, Fiber Products Oregon, Natural Llama Fiber Oregon, Llama Fiber Oregon, and wool fiber Oregon, all developed with innovation and environmental respect.

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Name: Llama Fiber Cooperative of North America

Address: 3769 Jefferson Scio Dr SE, Jefferson, OR 97352, United States

Phone: 8602082165

 

Social Media:

 https://www.facebook.com/LluxuryLlama

 

Keywords:

Llama yarn 

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Services:

Product Sales: They sell various llama fiber products, including blankets, socks, insoles, rugs, placemats, hats, and yarn.

 

Service area:

Arizona, California, Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Florida, Montana, Ohio, Oregon, New York, Nebraska, Georgia, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, Texas, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Vermont and even Rhode Island