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WilliamLewis — 2009-04-20 19:36:15

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jsogul — 2009-03-15 13:20:13

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	+ ------ + ''2009-03-15 14:20:13'' [[nbsp]] They're currently having a going out of business sale, but an employee told me they don't know when they're closing. --["Users/jsogul"]

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srednivashtar — 2009-03-09 07:58:22

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- ''2009-01-17 23:23:56'' [[nbsp]] -- Back when De Colores was a co-op, the manager would personally go on buying trips to out-of-the-way villages in Mexico and Central America, dealing direct with indigenous craftspeople. A boxcar or two of merchandise would result from these trips, crammed with intriguing folk art, clothing and much more merchandise that had character. I remember days after the arrival of the boxcars, the store, which used to be located on the east side of E Street Plaza, would be packed with wonderful stuff and there'd be a great sale. Usually this occurred around Dia De Los Muertos. This is not the case with the merchandise offered these days. It consists of much less variety, and the quality isn't of the same "character" as in former years. - I had been an investor in the co-op days, but was advised of the change coming and got my investment returned from the former owners before they got bought out in 2002--["Users/SredniVashtar"] - -------

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srednivashtar — 2009-01-17 23:36:49

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srednivashtar — 2009-01-17 23:36:24

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- ''2009-01-17 23:23:56'' [[nbsp]] -- Back when De Colores was a co-op, the manager would personally go on buying trips to out-of-the-way villages in Mexico and Central America, dealing direct with indigenous craftspeople. A boxcar or two of merchandise would result from these trips, crammed with intriguing folk art, clothing and much more merchandise that had character. I remember days after the arrival of the boxcars, the store, which used to be located on the east side of E Street Plaza, would be packed with wonderful stuff and there'd be a great sale. Usually this occured around Dia De Los Muertos. This is not the case with the merchandise offered these days, much less variety, and the quality isn't of the same "character" as in former years. I had been an investor in the co-op days, but was advised of the change in ownership and got my investment returned from the former owners before the change in ownership came down in 2002--["Users/SredniVashtar"]	+ ''2009-01-17 23:23:56'' [[nbsp]] -- Back when De Colores was a co-op, the manager would personally go on buying trips to out-of-the-way villages in Mexico and Central America, dealing direct with indigenous craftspeople. A boxcar or two of merchandise would result from these trips, crammed with intriguing folk art, clothing and much more merchandise that had character. I remember days after the arrival of the boxcars, the store, which used to be located on the east side of E Street Plaza, would be packed with wonderful stuff and there'd be a great sale. Usually this occured around Dia De Los Muertos. This is not the case with the merchandise offered these days. It consists of much less variety, and the quality isn't of the same "character" as in former years. + I had been an investor in the co-op days, but was advised of the change coming and got my investment returned from the former owners before they got bought out in 2002--["Users/SredniVashtar"]

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srednivashtar — 2009-01-17 23:33:35

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DougWalter — 2009-01-17 23:18:41

Name evolution and current offerings clarified

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- '''De Colores Trading Co.''' was begun as an arm of a nonprofit and became a worker cooperative in 1997 -- but is ''not'' one now. It has had many owners since it's inception but has always remained committed to the ideals of FairTrade. De Colores offers handmade creations of native artisans including crafts, ["Jewelry" jewelry], music, books, and clothing. Proceeds from sales support indigenous families, organizations, and cooperatives from around the world.	+ '''De Colores Fair Trade Gifts''' is a privately owned business. It was begun as an arm of a nonprofit and became a worker cooperative in 1997 -- it was taken private sometime after 2002, when it was re-named "De Colores Trading Company."
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- '''De Colores has reopened, in October 2008!'''	+ De Colores offers handmade creations of native artisans including crafts, ["Jewelry" jewelry], music, and clothing. Proceeds from sales support indigenous families, organizations, and cooperatives from around the world.

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DougWalter — 2009-01-17 11:45:53

Better hours, integrated part of my comment into entry.

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- '''De Colores Trading Co.''' was begun as an arm of a nonprofit and became a worker cooperative in 1997 (but is not one now). It has had many owners since it's inception but has always remained committed to the ideals of FairTrade. De Colores offers handmade creations of native artisans including crafts, ["Jewelry" jewelry], music, books, and clothing. Proceeds from sales support indigenous families, organizations, and co-operatives from around the world.	+ '''De Colores Trading Co.''' was begun as an arm of a nonprofit and became a worker cooperative in 1997 -- but is ''not'' one now. It has had many owners since it's inception but has always remained committed to the ideals of FairTrade. De Colores offers handmade creations of native artisans including crafts, ["Jewelry" jewelry], music, books, and clothing. Proceeds from sales support indigenous families, organizations, and cooperatives from around the world.
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	+ * They did "go dark" for a while in the Fall, but have been open since, and have a nice level of stock as of today (1-17-2009). --["Users/DougWalter"]

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DougWalter — 2009-01-15 14:32:34

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Desi — 2008-09-28 09:57:35

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Desi — 2008-09-28 09:50:45

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- De Colores closed it's doors in July of 2008 and will reopen this October 5th under new management. Drop by for the grand opening!	+ For More information on fair trade please visit [http://www.transfairusa.org] + For fair trade Coffee in Davis check out [http://daviswiki.org/Pachamama_Coffee_Cooperative]
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Desi — 2008-09-28 09:42:58

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- '''De Colores Trading Co.''' was begun as an arm of a nonprofit and became a worker cooperative in 1997. Since taking over, the six worker members have grown the business considerably and are doing over $300,000 a year. De Colores offers handmade creations of native artisans including crafts, ["Jewelry" jewelry], music, books, and clothing. Proceeds from sales support indigenous families, organizations, and co-operatives from around the world.	+ '''De Colores Trading Co.''' was begun as an arm of a nonprofit and became a worker cooperative in 1997. It has had many owners since it's inception but has always remained committed to the ideals of FairTrade. De Colores offers handmade creations of native artisans including crafts, ["Jewelry" jewelry], music, books, and clothing. Proceeds from sales support indigenous families, organizations, and co-operatives from around the world. + + De Colores closed it's doors in July of 2008 and will reopen this October 5th under new management. Drop by for the grand opening!

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hcasey — 2008-07-20 17:14:32

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- ''2008-06-11 10:10:23'' [[nbsp]] We are a fair trade company Beyond Borders and are very disappointed with De Colores They have an outstanding bill that was due last March~ What really hurts is $300,000 a year~ Why can't they pay for product when ordered and sent~ I would be happy to have the product returned and credit them for the product they have not sold~ It is just hard when they do not respond to calls or faxes~ If you need further information about our company we are at www.itscactus.com or you can contact me dirrectly at cactus@itscactus.com thank you Casey Riddell --["Users/hcasey"]

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DougWalter — 2008-07-20 13:08:39

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	+ ------ + ''2008-07-20 14:08:39'' [[nbsp]] More changes are afoot at De Colores, as shoppers might have guessed from the sales (e.g. 30 percent off jewelry, which must have reduced the inventory!). I was told that they will likely shut the doors until sometime in the fall, but reopen for Day of the Dead and the holiday shopping season. Wikizens, let's keep this updated when solid information is available. --["Users/DougWalter"]

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DougWalter — 2008-07-20 13:04:18

Revert to version 20 (Preference is to change, don't delete).

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- deleted	+ [[Image(biz_deColores.jpg, 360, right, thumbnail)]] + + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|713 ["2nd Street"] (next to ["Tim Spencer Alley"])\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Hours'''\|\| + \|\|Sun-Wed 11:00AM-6:00PM\|\| + \|\|Thur-Fri 11:00AM-9:00PM\|\| + \|\|Sat 10:00AM-9:00PM\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Phone'''\|\| + \|\|(530)758-9417\|\| + + '''De Colores Trading Co.''' was begun as an arm of a nonprofit and became a worker cooperative in 1997. Since taking over, the six worker members have grown the business considerably and are doing over $300,000 a year. De Colores offers handmade creations of native artisans including crafts, ["Jewelry" jewelry], music, books, and clothing. Proceeds from sales support indigenous families, organizations, and co-operatives from around the world. + + Used to be at 218 ["E Street"] in ["E Street Plaza"], replaced by ["Unique Couture"]. + + [[Comments]] + ------ + ''2005-10-23 15:05:01'' [[nbsp]] This is THE best place in Davis to buy gifts. --["PaulThober"] + ------ + ''2008-06-11 10:10:23'' [[nbsp]] We are a fair trade company Beyond Borders and are very disappointed with De Colores They have an outstanding bill that was due last March~ What really hurts is $300,000 a year~ Why can't they pay for product when ordered and sent~ I would be happy to have the product returned and credit them for the product they have not sold~ It is just hard when they do not respond to calls or faxes~ If you need further information about our company we are at www.itscactus.com or you can contact me dirrectly at cactus@itscactus.com thank you Casey Riddell --["Users/hcasey"] + ------ + ''2008-07-15 21:44:32'' [[nbsp]] De Colores made a transition from being a worker cooperative to being a privately owned business several years ago, I believe. The sales figure is simply one contributed by a wiki editor, and may not represent current receipts (much less indicate what their net revenue is!). The support for indigenous organizations is still a feature of the store, but they DO appear to have some financial constraints and MAY not be a sustainable business in the long run. OTOH, all small businesses have some issues. --["Users/DougWalter"]

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hcasey — 2008-07-20 10:05:08

Page deleted (de colores agreed to pay their outstanding bill which is very much appreciated)

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DougWalter — 2008-07-15 20:45:22

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DougWalter — 2008-07-15 20:44:32

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DougWalter — 2008-07-15 20:40:24

Revert to version 16 (Seems like a relevant comment, even if it needs refinement).

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ElleWeber — 2008-06-11 09:12:15

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SteveDavison — 2006-02-04 23:11:36

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SteveDavison — 2006-01-22 19:03:37

Used to be at 218 E St.

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TheoRoffe — 2005-11-26 19:43:17

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AlphaDog — 2005-03-18 08:28:52

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- \|\|218 E St, Davis, between ["Great Wall"] and ["The Avid Reader for Younger Readers"] in the ["E Street Plaza"]\|\|	+ \|\|713 ["2nd Street" Second Street]\|\|
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- Begun as an arm of a nonprofit, De Colores became a worker cooperative in 1997. Since taking over, the six worker members have grown the business considerably. The shop sells products from third world cooperatives and is doing over $300,000 a year.	+ '''De Colores Trading Co.''' was begun as an arm of a nonprofit and became a worker cooperative in 1997. Since taking over, the six worker members have grown the business considerably and are doing over $300,000 a year. De Colores offers handmade creations of native artisans including crafts, jewelry, music, books, and clothing. Proceeds from sales support indigenous families, organizations, and co-operatives from around the world.
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- ''I believe they are moving soon to a new location'' - ["MikeyNolan"]	+ [[Comments]]

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AlphaDog — 2005-03-18 08:17:28

Upload of image biz_deColores.jpg.

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JevanGray — 2005-03-04 13:45:40

location link

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AmeliaCarlson — 2005-03-04 13:20:44

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- Begun, as an arm of a nonprofit, De Colores became a worker cooperative in 1997. Since taking over, the six worker members have grown the business considerably. The shop sells products from third world cooperatives and is doing over $300,000 a year.	+ Begun as an arm of a nonprofit, De Colores became a worker cooperative in 1997. Since taking over, the six worker members have grown the business considerably. The shop sells products from third world cooperatives and is doing over $300,000 a year.

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MikeyNolan — 2005-03-04 13:01:11

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-03-04 12:38:38

mike, remember to use the buisness template in the future

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MikeSiminitus — 2005-03-03 23:38:12

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