National Co+op Grocers today welcomes two new member co-ops: Fare Share Food Co-op in Norway, ME, and Greene Hill Food Co-op in Brooklyn, NY.
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NCG Adds Two New Members and Announces Grand Opening Date for Wasatch, Salt Lake City’s First Co-op Grocery Store
Leaders in Local: Food Co-ops Outpace Traditional Grocery Stores in Sales of Local, Organic and Fair Trade Products
National Co+op Grocers (NCG) has released their 2025 Food Co-op Impact Report.
NCG Achieves B Corp Recertification
National Co+op Grocers receives highest score in its 15th year of being certified.
NCG Announces Tandy Harvey as Incoming Chief Executive Officer
Experienced grocery leader to assume role January 1, 2026, following planned retirement of C.E. Pugh.
NCG Adds Two New Members, Growing Membership to 167
NCG today welcomes two new members — Nordland General Store in Washington and North Flint Food Market in Michigan.
NCG, Industry Partners Raise $191,785 for Project Potluck
National Co+op Grocers announced a collective donation of $191,785 to Project Potluck, a nonprofit organization run by and for People of Color (POC).
National Co+op Grocers Donates $100,000 to Reduce Food Insecurity
NCG today announced new and ongoing efforts to support people who are experiencing hunger due to the national food insecurity crisis brought about by an interruption in funding of SNAP.
NCG Appoints Dave Schermerhorn as Chief Commercial Officer
NCG, a business services cooperative for retail food co-ops across the United States, has appointed Dave Schermerhorn as its new Chief Commercial Officer (CCO).
Food Co-ops Credit Community Ownership and Local Focus with Success
Food co-ops that belong to National Co+op Grocers (NCG) last year achieved same-store sales growth of 4.7%--compare this with the overall US retail food market of less than 3% for 2024.
NCG and CDF Raise More Than $200,000 for Hurricane Helene Disaster Relief
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, National Co+op Grocers (NCG), in partnership with its member stores, brand partners and the Cooperative Development Foundation (CDF), has raised more than $200,000 to support food cooperatives affected by the devastating storm.