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Author: Ken Davis (page 8)
Ken Davis is the Co-op's senior copywriter. Email him at kdavis@coopfoodstore.com.
Think You’re Getting Organic? Think Again
People ask me all the time how I come by my vast…
What Food Companies Won’t Tell You About This Popular Claim
Earlier this summer, a federal judge dismissed a class-action lawsuit against General…
Seasonal Fare with Flair: Pollan Signature Salad
Pollan Signature Salad Makes 6 servings Light, crisp, both vinegary and sweet,…
Give to Disaster Recovery Here
Last week, Hurricane Harvey made landfall, bringing unprecedented devastation to the city…
The Next Big Dumb Thing In Food Shuts Down
Forget gadgets. Go local.
They Got Married in the Produce Department. Here’s Why
The White River Junction Co-op is a cream-colored food store and community…
Today is National Toasted Marshmallow Day
Citing years of rejection at the hands of zealous paleo dieters and…
Corn: The Local Seasonal Superfood
Nina Planck, food writer and entrepreneur, had this to say about corn…
Cool Things You Didn’t Know About the Producers Fair
History In our Co-op’s capacious photo archive, there is a great image…
Why Everyone Is Talking About La Riojana Cooperative Wine
In 1940, a group of Italian winemakers immigrated to South America and…
To The Person Whose Conversation I Overheard: The Guy Talking To You Was Wrong.
The little shop sits in a teeming hub of plazas, convenience stores,…
A Year Ago, We Launched Pennies for Change. This is What Happened.
In the early 2000s, our Co-op rolled out a program called the…
This is one of my favorite quirky Co-op stories
The name of our business is the Co-op Food Stores. (Notice the…
8 Great Ways to Celebrate Amazon Prime Day Today
According to Brad Stone, a reporter at Bloomberg Businessweek, Amazon CEO Jeff…
Clif Builder’s Protein Chocolate Mint Bar Recall
Clif Bar & Company, a California-based manufacturer of organic energy bars, is…
VT and NH Product Signs. Woot!
Sprouting up everywhere like verdant flora. Our stylin’ new signs make it…
From Suffering to Celebration: Acadia and Cajun Cooking
July 28, 1755. On this day, the British decided to expel the…