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Keweenaw Co-OP board members recently visited the business to read the employees an appreciation for the employees in honor of the supermarket employee. From the left are Karin Cooper, Cathy Campbell-Olszewski, Rebecca Matuszak, CEO, and Joan Schumaker Chadde. (Photo with the kind permission of Keweenaw Coop)

Hancock-Am February 22, Keweenaw Co-OP celebrated the supermarket workers' day and recognized the hard work and the commitment of food employees who kept and nourished the community.

“As part of the celebration, our board members visited the business to read our employees an appreciation and to emphasize their essential role in everyday life.” said Ariele Pizzo, coordinator of Marketing and Outreach by Keweenaw Cooperative, Inc.

“Every meal begins with a trip to the grocery store”, “ said Denise Hansen, retail and operation

Manager of the Keweenaw Coop in a release on Thursday. “Regardless of whether it is the cooperative or one of the other food dealers in Ourarea, it needed an employee to store or prepare food so that they have the desired meal. We

Celebrate Essen and we celebrate the people who can do it. “

The state or Michigan founded on February 22nd in 2021 as a supermarket workers' day in recognition of the critical role that Michigan played food workers throughout the Covid 19 pandemic.

The Michigan Retailers Association (MRA) is praised the legislators of the state for the fact that they were declared as a supermarket day employee on February 22, explained the legal news from Oakland County.

The Senate in Michigan said goodbye to Resolution 18 of the Senate 18, which was sponsored by the chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee, Kevin Daley (R-Lum), and that of the House of the Agricultural Committee deputy chairwoman of House Agriculture Committee, Bryan Posthumus (R-Cannon Township) on February, sponsored, sponsored Senate houses.

The Keweenaw Co-OP works with over 45 local producers, all from the upper peninsula, according to the business of the business.

“Our shelves are carefully cleaned by our neighbors and have a foretaste of them and their loved ones.”