News - Member Co-ops

Toyama Co-op held "The Dementia World Travel Guide" seminar, where participants deepened their understanding of dementia through dialogue and group activities.

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The Miyagi Prefectural Consumers' Co-operative Union hosted a seminar to help participants use social media and the Internet safely and learn how to prevent and respond to consumer-related online scams and troubles.

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The Pre-Birth Application program launched by the Japan CO･OP Insurance Consumers' Co-operative Federation has continued to gain popularity, with the cumulative number of applicants now exceeding 50,000.

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JCCU and the Okinawa Prefectural Consumers' Co-operative Union held the "Peace Action in Okinawa - The 43rd Okinawa Battlefield and Base Tour." Co-op members and staff gathered to participate in educational lectures, fieldwork activities, and other programs aimed at deepening their understanding of peace, the Battle of Okinawa, and contemporary military base issues.

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JCCU joined a peace march in New York during the NPT Review Conference, working with Nihon Hidankyo to share the realities of the atomic bombings and call for a world free of nuclear weapons.

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A report published by COPAC introduced initiatives by Japanese consumer co-ops as one of the practical examples contributing to SDG 12.

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The National Federation of Cooperative Welfare Organizations held its inaugural "National Case Study Presentation Conference." Around 400 frontline staff shared insights from their initiatives.

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JCCU and co-ops sponsored Japan's Para Nordic Ski event in Nagano, supporting athletes with donations, cheering activities, and aid to promote awareness and expand support nationwide.

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Palsystem Consumers' Co-operative Union will reopen registration for the 2025 Harvest Rice Subscription System. During the rice shortages and price surges in 2024, this system enabled the co-op to supply rice to approximately 210,000 co-op members without any shortages.

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From January 19-30, 2026, JCCU held its second annual food drive. Staff donated 252 items (63kg) to Food Bank Shibuya, supporting 300 households in need and local welfare organizations.

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FY2025 JCCU sales rose due to higher unit prices despite fewer purchases. While delivery users fell, store visits grew. JCCU is now focusing on DX and store upgrades to counter rising costs.

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The Co-opdeli Consumers' Co-operative Union and its member co-ops have donated 2,148,456 yen raised through the Sado Crested Ibis Supporting Rice Project, an activity promoted by Sado City in Niigata Prefecture to promote environmentally friendly agriculture (biodiversity farming) and to support the return of the crested ibis to the wild.

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JCCU, together with member co-ops and partner organizations, has launched the inaugural "Everyone's Read-Aloud Picture Book Award." Preschools across Japan, along with picture-book enthusiasts nationwide, voted to select the titles they most want to read aloud.

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From August 7th to 8th, 2025, the Nagasaki Prefecture Consumers' Cooperative Union and JCCU jointly held the "2025 Peace Action in Nagasaki".

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From August 4th to 5th, 2025, the Hiroshima Consumers' Co-operative Union and JCCU jointly held the "2025 Peace Action in Hiroshima".

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Hiroshima Prefecture Consumers' Co-op Union-The 11th monument featuring atomic bomb drawings by hibakusha has been completed.

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Consumer co-ops in Japan raised funds after the Noto Peninsula Earthquake in January 2024 and continued after the Oku-Noto Heavy Rain Disaster in September. On May 15th, relief funds were donated to Ishikawa Prefecture.

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Pal Line Corporation has introduced an employment training program for needy persons at its logistics centers. The program provides job opportunities with thoughtful accommodations tailored to each individual's specific challenges.

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The Co-opdeli Consumers' Cooperative Union (hereinafter Co-opdeli) has switched from using polystyrene cold storage containers (body and lid) to containers made with 50% recycled materials for its home delivery services, effective April 21, 2025.

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