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National Co+op Grocers’ ongoing commitment to improving social and environmental wellbeing has helped it earn its recertification as a Certified B Corporation (B Corp).

NCG’s Store Development team is looking to build a list of preferred market analysts for our member co-ops. This Request for Qualifications (RFQ) seeks to obtain information about interested market analysts on their experience and methodologies in forecasting grocery sales, noting any specific expertise in low-income, low-access areas (both urban and rural) and in communities of color.

NCG announces the release of its 2022 Food Co-op Impact Report.

National Co+op Grocers (NCG) today announces its board has approved five new members.

National Co+op Grocers (NCG) today announces its board has approved three new members: Kensington Community Food Co-op, Gem City Market and Wild Onion Market.

St. Paul, MN - National Co+op Grocers (NCG) is heartbroken by this weekend’s senseless violence that claimed the lives of five individuals and wounded dozens more at an LGBTQ nightclub, Club Q, in Colorado Springs, CO.

NCG and its member co-ops have helped raise $22,652 to help meet the needs of cooperatives in hurricane-impacted areas, including Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Cuba and Florida.

Saint Paul, MN  – National Co+op Grocers (NCG) – the business services cooperative for retail food co-ops nationwide —announces its board has approved three members, SHARE Cooperative, Potsdam Consumer Co-op and South Philly Food Co-op.

The additions expand NCG to 151 member co-ops operating more than 200 storefronts in 38 states with combined annual sales of nearly $2.4 billion. The newest co-ops are:

National Co+op Grocers (NCG) has again partnered with the Cooperative Development Foundation (CDF) to help meet the needs of our fellow cooperatives in affected areas including Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Cuba and Florida.

Saint Paul, MN – National Co+op Grocers (NCG) – a sponsor and funder for the 2022 Co-op Innovation Awards – congratulates this year’s five awardees, each working to increase cooperative development in communities of color and communities living with low incomes.