"Cooperatives Commit" is 2017 Co-op Month Theme
As Mobile Home Parks Go Up For Sale, Residents Look At Cooperative Ownership
Vermont has one of the strongest mobile home park laws in the country, and Bond helps the residents navigate the law.
CDF's Disaster Recovery Fund for Puerto Rico
Cooperatives in Puerto Rico Need Help
Co-operatives sustain a tenth of the world's population
Co-operatives employ almost 10 per cent of the world’s population a new report has revealed.
Innovation in Costa Rica
The programme aims to strengthen producers’ capacity to make the most of agricultural products that cannot be sold due to some minor aspect faults but maintain the same nutritive value.
One of the worker co-ops involved is Frutalcoop, which is using plums and apples for energy bars and salsa sauces and guavas for food toppings, soaps and body lotions.
Puerto Rico co-op takes care of its own
TRUJILLO ALTO, Puerto Rico — It's 10 minutes to noon, and Alexandra Rodriguez Rios has already cooked and delivered more than 60 lunch plates to residents in her co-op living community.
Solidarity and the Art of Sustainable Lobster Fishing
In Punta Allen, Mexico, a lobster fishing cooperative supports the community and the environment.
Alberta cannabis producers form co-op for ‘socially responsible’ retailing
“We believe the co-op model is a win for the government, the taxpayer and the consumer. It requires no taxpayer dollars, creates hundreds of direct jobs, generates a revenue stream for government above direct taxation and can be put in place by 1 July 2018 ensuring Albertans have access to safe, regulated cannabis from a diverse group of companies,” said Mr Karasiuk.