Results for tag: "Consumers Co Operative"

Consumers Co Operative markets are a type of retail market that is owned and operated by a group of consumers. These markets are typically organized as a cooperative, meaning that the members of the cooperative own and control the market. The members of the cooperative are typically responsible for setting the prices of the goods and services offered in the market. Consumers Co Operative markets are typically smaller than traditional retail markets, and they often focus on providing locally sourced goods and services. The benefits of Consumers Co Operative markets include providing access to locally sourced goods and services, as well as providing a sense of community and ownership for the members of the cooperative. Additionally, these markets often provide a more affordable option for consumers, as the cooperative members are able to set prices that are lower than those of traditional retail markets. Examples of Consumers Co Operative markets include PCC Community Markets, Park Slope Food Coop, and Weaver Street Market. Show Less Read more