Fat and the Moon is a women-owned, herbalist-led company crafting plant-based personal care products. Founded in 2012 by Rachel Budde, this small-scale company handmakes every product in-house using non-toxic ingredients and low-waste packaging designed to be reused or returned to the earth. Built through community relationships rather than mass retail, Fat and the Moon partners with co-ops that share their commitment to sustainability.
Meetings of Seward Co-op’s Board of Directors are open to any co-op owner. The next monthly board meeting is virtual and will be held Tuesday, January 27. To indicate your… Read More →
Seward Co-op stores aren’t only destinations for winter holiday groceries, but they’re also great places to find meaningful gifts for your loved ones. From wellness essentials to everyday comforts, a gift from Seward Co-op comes with community and care in mind. Check out the following items, featuring sustainable, fair trade, and locally made products for…
In 2015, Seward Co-op expanded from the location in the Seward neighborhood to the Bryant neighborhood, where our Friendship store is located on 38th Street. As we celebrate a decade of creating greater access to fresh food in the neighborhood, we’re highlighting staff who’ve made a difference in a community that has always been directly…
Taste your way through a variety of local and international cheeses as you learn how to build a stunning presentation on your best cheeseboard.
$10 / $5 for Seward Co-op owners
Co-op Partners Warehouse has issued recall for organic green beans from Coke Farm because the ink on the packaging was not food grade. This ink is not linked to any illnesses. The recalled organic green beans may have been sold at both stores between Nov. 3-Nov. 6, 2025. If you purchased this product at Seward…
Dear Seward Co-op Community, We are reaching out to update you on the co-op’s plans to help continue food access in our communities in light of the temporary inaccessibility of SNAP and other government assistance programs due to the government shutdown that took place at the beginning of the month. With our cooperative principles in…
Laoban is issuing a recall for their vegetable dumplings (aka Livin’ on the Vedge Dumplings) because of a manufacturing issue resulting in chicken dumplings being packaged as vegetable dumplings. The recalled Laoban Vegetable Dumplings (aka Livin’ on the Vedge Dumplings) may have been sold at both stores between Aug. 1-Oct. 17, 2025. If you purchased…
Dear Seward Co-op Community, The co-op’s most recent fiscal year ended June 30. We prepared our internal financial statements and are well into the annual audit conducted by our accounting firm. Before tax considerations, we will see a loss for the year on our income statement. The biggest driver of this loss was the sale…
These creepy sensory bowls make for edible, interactive fun perfectly suited for the Halloween season. In this case, it’s okay to play with your food.
