Watch oneotacoop.com for complete agenda. Current discussion by your Co-op board includes the manner in which our electoral process are communicated to member/owners. Present Co-op bylaws
The Co-op welcomes all interested owners to confirm candidacy in our next board election cycle. There will be three open
By: Carl Haakenstad, Bulk Buyer hen you think of Oneota’s Bulk department which items come to mind? Bulk oats or
Welcome to the Oneota Co-op’s Event Calendar! Dive into a world of culinary classes and community events. Join us to sharpen your cooking skills, explore new flavors, and connect with fellow food enthusiasts. Our carefully curated events are designed to delight and educate.
Oneota Co-op offers weekly E-Newsletter “The CommPost”, and maintains an active blog and social media presence, but The Scoop is no longer in production.
If you have purchased any of the products listed from the Oneota Community Food Co-op, please discard them without consuming or return them to the Co-op for a full refund.
Oneota Community Food Co-op
312 West Water Street
Decorah, Iowa 52101
(563)-382-4666
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The Co-op is committed to supporting local producers and providing local goods for shoppers to purchase. Our local items carry red signs which identify the product and the farm/vendor who produced the item(s). Fostering a healthy, local food system is one of the ways we practice the Oneota Co-op mission and organizational Ends.
Organic foods are grown without the use of synthetic pesticides, fertilizers or other chemicals. They do not use genetically modified (GMO) seeds. Organic farming practices sustainably enhance the health of our land, water, and living things. Learn more here: https://www.grocery.coop/
B Corp Certification is a designation that a business is meeting high standards of verified performance, accountability, and transparency. A B Corp treats its employees well, treats the planet well, actively works to better itself and openly shares information. The Co-op carries many Certified B Corp companies.
Producers involved in the Real Organic Project (ROP) have indicated that their food or product was fostered in soil and/or that livestock is raised on pasture, not in confinement. The ROP’s focus centers on soil, water, land and the living things that are sustained by them.
This signage indicates the many items on our shelves created by people who identify as women, Black, Indigenous, people of color (POC), LGBTQIA+, persons with disabilities and veterans. A diverse supply chain promotes innovation, a healthier competitive environment, customer choice, equitable distribution and a more just society.
Our blue Co-op Trade indicators inform shoppers that the entity creating a product is a fellow cooperative. Co-ops build community resilience and economic empowerment. Co-ops follow the cooperative principles. Specifically, Co-op Principle 6 addresses the importance of co-ops working together with other cooperatives.
A Genetically Modified Organism (GMO) is a plant or animal created through the process of genetic engineering: This process manipulates DNA for desired results. GMO foods are a topic that may generate strong feelings regarding how one evaluates the data. We invite Co-op shoppers to learn more about GMO foods, with links to studies and labeling legislation, here: https://www.grocery.coop/
Dec. 11, 2024 – MadeGood Granola Bars – Full recall info here.
Nov. 18, 2024 – Bunny Luv Whole & Baby Carrots – 1 lb & 2 lb bags – Full recall info here.
Oct. 24, 2024 – Nick’s Sticks Chicken Snack Sticks – Full recall info here.
Oct. 23, 2024 – Nature’s Path Waffles – Full recall info here.
Oct. 18, 2024 – Red’s Grilled Chicken & Cheddar Burrito – 5 oz – Full recall info here.
Oct. 17, 2024 – EVOL Teriyaki Chicken Entree – 9 oz – Full recall info here.
Oct. 4, 2024 – Jack and the Green Sprouts – Alfalfa Sprouts – Full recall info here.
