The Food Conspiracy Co-op, located at 412 N. Fourth Ave. just announced that their long-awaited East Entrance Project is now open to the public. Just a couple of years ago, the store celebrated its 50th anniversary and announced the plans for the new entrance, so many of the regulars are just as excited as the team at the Food Conspiracy Co-op.
“The East Entrance Project signifies a significant step forward for our owners and community, fulfilling a long-envisioned goal,” said John Glennon, Project Manager.
This milestone project transforms the space, offering a more convenient and expanded shopping experience for the Tucson community. Shoppers can now enjoy a spacious entrance at the rear of the store, increased off-street parking, expanded offerings, and an outdoor courtyard.
“Since we first opened in 1971, the Co-op has always been committed to providing high-quality natural and organic foods,” Glennon added. “While our mission hasn’t changed, this project allows us to grow and thrive into the future as we continue to support organic agriculture, utilize sustainable business practices, and invest in our local farmers and vendors.”
As the store opens its new space to the public now, there’s still a big party in the works. The official Grand Opening celebration is planned for Saturday, February 3 — in conjunction with the Co-op’s birthday. They’ll be celebrating 53 years as Tucson’s only member-owned grocery store.
More updates will be shared in the coming weeks, but in the meantime, keep on scrolling and take a gander at what’s new.
As mentioned earlier, the Food Conspiracy is the only local community-owned market and kitchen in Tucson. The multi-million-dollar East Entrance Project was largely funded by our member-owner investors as well as a major investment from The Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona and the Community Investment Corporation.
The Food Conspiracy Co-op is located at 412 N. Fourth Ave. For more information, visit foodconspiracy.coop.
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