Member-Owners that registered for the 2022 Special Bylaw Meeting by Thursday, May 5 were entered to win raffle prizes. Each member was entered once into each raffle and may win only one prize. Keep reading to check out the raffle items. Winners will be announced during the meeting on Thursday, May 12, …
Based on CDC guidance and a recent uptick in COVID-19 cases among Co-op employees, the Co-op is reinstating a mask-required policy for everyone inside our facility beginning Wednesday, April 27. Surgical masks will be available for those who need one. We have reposted the employee case dashboard to our website for shoppers …
Have you noticed a carbon footprint label on your oat milk carton or box of tea bags? As more food producers and companies conduct greenhouse gas emission inventories of their supply chains, we can imagine a future where the climate cost of a tub of yogurt is displayed in the …
We’re excited to announce a new way for Hunger Mountain Co-op members to connect with each other and our co-op community! Member Letter Program We have launched a Member Letter Program. This initiative aims to create an online space where member-owners can share ideas and information to further the Co-op’s …
Happy April. Yesterday the CDC moved Washington County into its medium community level, meaning they are no longer recommending masking indoors in public. Given this and the long-term trend in declining cases and hospitalizations associated with COVID-19, the Co-op will adopt a mask-optional policy beginning Monday, April 4. Ideally, we …
The Co-op’s Green Team’s mission is to identify and implement strategies for reducing the environmental impact of our internal systems and operations. While they focus on waste produced in-house, they also seek to engage with our co-op community to educate, collaborate, and raise awareness around sustainable practices, including waste reduction, …
