We collected survey responses from 76% of NCG member co-ops to develop the 2025 Food Co-op Impact Report. Here’s how the data stacks up over the past several years compared to goals we have set for our community of co-ops as a whole.
Black History Month in February presents an opportunity for food co-ops to build relationships with Black-owned businesses.
JTMM Black History Month in February presents an opportunity for food co-ops to build relationships with Black-owned businesses, suppliers, chefs and local organizations in your community. It also provides a platform to inform and inspire co-op shoppers.
The Big Game seems to turn everyone into a football fan for at least one day. NCG offers resources that can help your co-op prep for the national food frenzy and help shoppers get ready to celebrate with food.
Millennials and Gen Z are reshaping the consumer landscape, driving the next wave of growth through intentional, informed and values-driven choices. SPINS highlights key trends and sheds some light on mindset of “Next Gen” consumers.
Millennials and Gen Z are reshaping the consumer landscape, driving the next wave of growth through intentional, informed and values-driven choices. Their expectations — around transparency, personalization and experience — are transforming how products are developed, marketed and sold. This generation is not just buying differently; they’re also redefining what consumption means. Health, authenticity and
Millennials and Gen Z are reshaping the consumer landscape, driving the next wave of growth through intentional, informed and values-driven choices. Their expectations — around transparency, personalization and experience — are transforming how products are developed, marketed and sold. This generation is not just buying differently; they’re also redefining what consumption means. Health, authenticity and
As co-ops, we have the privilege of sitting at the crossroads of commerce and social and environmental impact. The co-op business model has meaningful historical roots and today it remains a powerful tool that people in Black communities are using to enhance sovereignty. Black consumers have formidable buying power and shoppers of the community support
As co-ops, we have the privilege of sitting at the crossroads of commerce and social and environmental impact. The co-op business model has meaningful historical roots and today it remains a powerful tool that people in Black communities are using to enhance sovereignty. Black consumers have formidable buying power and shoppers of the community support
As co-ops, we have the privilege of sitting at the crossroads of commerce and social and environmental impact. The co-op business model has meaningful historical roots and today it remains a powerful tool that people in Black communities are using to enhance sovereignty. Black consumers have formidable buying power and shoppers of the community support
