The Legacy of African Americans in Co-ops
Read on the importance and history of cooperative economics in the African American community
Read on the importance and history of cooperative economics in the African American community
Seward Co-op Project Updates Friendship Store Progress on constructing the new Friendship store was delayed in November and December due to rerouting and reconnecting existing power and communication cables, but… Read More →
Store Specials Owner Deals Feb. 4 – Feb. 17 Feb. 18 – Mar. 3
In late January, Seward Co-op participated in “Label Day at the Capitol” with local nonprofit organization Right To Know MN (RTK-MN). RTK-MN is a campaign started by concerned citizens to… Read More →
Fresh Turmeric from Kolo Kai in the Produce Department (January 27th). Growing up, the only ginger I knew came in powdered form and was most often added in modest amounts… Read More →
Store Specials Owner Deals Jan. 21 – Feb. 3 Feb. 4 – Feb. 17
We have a right to know what is in our food, and RTK-MN wants to help you share why you care about GMO labeling! Join us anytime between 6–8 p.m.… Read More →
Many owners and shoppers have seen the P6 label around Seward Co-op for years, now, and have grown accustomed to using it in order to find the products that are… Read More →
Seward Co-op’s December SEED recipient Isuroon is the recipient of $18,558.25, collected from 39,702 individual donors at Seward Co-op registers. A check was presented to Isuroon Executive Director Fartun Weli… Read More →
In September, CoMinnesota and Nexus hosted an event to address the issues of economic development and cooperatives in African American communities. The event featured author Dr. Jessica Gordon-Nembhard, author of… Read More →