If the code is meant to transform or in some way CRUD or manipulate data and it needs to be accessible from multiple controllers, I would push it down to the model that it is associated with. then in your code you can call the function as $this->SomeModel->myFunction(); Pushing the code to the model will simplify using it from any Controller, and it simplifies writing test for the function as well.
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