The principles outlined in our Co-op’s mission, dynamic communities, healthy individuals, and sustainable local food systems, drive our buying policies. Our product selection emphasizes natural foods and products that support the health of our customers and community. Our focus is on carrying a wide variety of high-quality products that are …
The Hunger Mountain Co-op Council consists of nine member-owners elected to govern our cooperative. The council is responsible for communicating with member-owners, hiring and overseeing the general manager, and establishing policies among other governance functions. Member-owners are encouraged to communicate your ideas, suggestions, and feedback to council members. Council Corner …
In central Vermont, one in four of us struggles with hunger. This holiday season, Hunger Mountain Co-op worked closely with our community to help provide healthy meals for our neighbors in need. With your support, we were able to pack and distribute 650 bags of groceries, collect 850 pounds of …
Dear Co-op Member, In light of concerns raised at our annual meeting, last week’s Times Argus story and elsewhere, I feel it is important to share with you our management team’s beliefs and goals regarding co-op employees. We see all employees- in every position, every department, full and part-time, union, …
When people in your household have different diets, how the heck do you cook dinner? Here are some ideas that might help you, if you’re also struggling with feeding a family or group of people who might not all want to eat the same thing. With these easy meals, anybody …
