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Show filtersEast of England Co-op gives £22k to fuel poverty appeal
An estimated 13.6% of households in England experienced fuel poverty in 2020 and the problem is…
Ukrainian war: Consumer co-ops report from the frontline
The sector is continuing to serve members and communities - and is providing food kits for…
Southern Co-op scraps plastic carriers and bags for life
'We have a duty to act against climate change and to give our customers a way…
Northern European co-ops respond to Ukraine war
Retail co-ops are providing humanitarian support and pulling Russian products from their shelves
REI workers win vote to unionise in Manhattan
An REI store in Manhattan has become the co-op retailer’s first unionised branch, following an in-person…
REI relaunches membership programme
The outdoor retail co-op plans to grow its membership from 20 million to 50 million by…
UK co-op sector responds to Ukraine war
Various support efforts have been announced, and a number of co-ops have removed Russian vodka from…
What’s next for the world’s largest seller of Fairtrade wines?
We speak to Ed Robinson, the Co-op Group’s wine buyer, as it moves its South African…
Tamworth Co-op hands out cash and food to help struggling families
The retail society also made donations to local food banks as part of its efforts to…
Midcounties hires new property chief as it begins investment programme for 2022
Kathryn Lyddon joins the retail co-op as it confirms plans for 10 new food stores, costing…
Dutch supermarket chain Plus orders electronic shelf labels
The order will see a roll-out of ESL technology in 80 stores
