January Co-op Classes Are Here

Start the New Year off right by showing off your mad new cooking skills! But heads up—classes are popular and can fill up fast.

January classes as the CLC graphic with bowl of warm winter food on colorful background
Photo illustration of customers reading old copies of the Co-op News in the produce department

Big News! Citrus Sale Jan 8–11

Back in 1936, a few local families pooled their resources to put in bulk orders for cases of Florida citrus. Fast forward 90 years, and we’re still here. Still obsessed with oranges!

Next week we’re kicking off our 90th year with our annual citrus sale. Save the dates and stay tuned for details.

Citrus makes you happy!
Co-op Citrus Sale 1/8–1/11

Why Shop a Co-op?

A co-op is a business owned and democratically controlled by its members. Instead of outside shareholders, members pool resources and share control. It’s a very different way of doing business, since the same people who use the co-op also own and run it.

Being a cooperative means we don’t just care about profit, we care about people and the planet. It also means we act as buying agents for our member-owners, not as selling agents for food corporations.

Fun facts!

  1. We’ve been in business for 90 years.
  2. We offer 4,000+ products grown within a 100-mile radius of our stores.
  3. Anyone can shop, member or not!
Stylized map of Vermont and New Hampshire with illustrations representing Co-op food store locations

Food Store Locations and Hours

↳ Hanover Store • 8–8 daily • Find it
↳ Lebanon Store • 7–9 daily • Find it
↳ WRJ Store • 7–8 daily • Find it