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Once Again

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Nunda, NY 14517
855-578-6336
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Employee size
51-200
Organization type
Privately Held
Headquarters
Nunda, NY
Founded
1976

About

Founded in 1976 as a worker cooperative, Once Again makes nut and seed butters and better-for-you snacks. Based in Nunda, New York, the company became 100% employee-owned in 2006 and says it produced the first organic peanut butter in the United States. It maintains a dedicated peanut facility and has held Oregon Tilth organic certification since 2001.

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  • USDA Organic

  • Oregon Tilth Organic Certification

  • Celiac Sprue Certified Gluten-Free

  • Non-GMO Verified

  • Safe Quality Foods (SQF)

  • Honest in Trade

    Compliance program

  • 100% Employee-Owned

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  • NONGMOPROJECTVERIFIED

    Quality certification

  • SQF

    Quality certification

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onceagain.com

Emails

  • hello@onceagain.com
  • customerservice@onceagain.com

Phone numbers

  • 855-578-6336
  • 585-468-2535

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Once Again location map for 12 S STATE ST PO BOX 429

12 S State St Po Box 429

Nunda, NY 14517

Livingston County

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12 S State St

Nunda, NY 14517

Livingston County

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Updated
Sep 2026