This year’s heavy rains have significantly impacted many of the farms that supply natural foods cooperatives. Damage to crops is in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, and several farmers…  Read More →

Chestnut trees once made up a significant portion of North America’s hardwood forests. The nuts were widely eaten by Native Americans and later by European immigrants, until the chestnut blight…  Read More →

Winter is the perfect season to rest and rejuvenate from the busy summer. However, don’t get too comfy and forget to go outside and get active from time to time.…  Read More →

In fall, when the weather turns cool, one of my favorite things to do is roast squash. Not only is it one of the easiest things to cook, the many…  Read More →

In fall, when the weather turns cool, one of my favorite things to do is roast squash. Not only is it one of the easiest things to cook, the many…  Read More →

Immune systems are truly remarkable, but sometimes they fail, and we find ourselves sick. Sometimes, a few some simple diet and behavioral changes can boost the immune system. Follow the…  Read More →

Our annual Know Our Grower series continues as our growing season thrives. Know Our Grower is an opportunity to connect shoppers with the talented group of local farmers producing our…  Read More →

Since April 2016, tribal citizens of the Standing Rock Lakota Nation and allies have gathered to oppose and raise awareness of the 1,170-mile Dakota Access Pipeline, which threatens to pollute…  Read More →

On October 28, Back to Nature voluntarily recalled the following product because it was mislabeled. The chocolate in the Chocolate Chunk Cookies contained milk, an undeclared allergen. Between July 30…  Read More →

On October 18, Seward Co-op removed Hylands teething gel and teething tablets from our shelves, due to an FDA recommendation warning consumers that homeopathic teething tablets and gels may pose…  Read More →