Central Co-op Celebrates Veganuary with Healthy, Delicious Offers

Posted by sam bishop | Published: 06/01/2023


Veganuary has officially begun, and Central Co-op is celebrating with a healthy selection of offers to assist with those interested in pursuing a vegan diet in the month of January.  

This includes 1/3 off selected vegan products in-store, with the offer valid from 2nd January until 14th February. Ranges featured in the offer include Co-op Gro, Alpro, Flora, Innocent, Violife, Elmlea, and more. During the same time, a 3 for 2 offer is running on selected fruit and vegetables, meaning even more fresh options for customers and members.  

For more on vegan and vegetarian ranges, head to the Central Co-op website

Those looking to pursue healthier lifestyles can also expect savings on alcohol-free alternatives like Brooklyn Special Effect Alcohol-Free Lager, with a four-pack of 330ml bottles reduced from £5.50 to £4.50 from 4th January to 1st February, the same dates that Guinness 0.0% and Brewdog Punk Alcohol-Free are also reduced. Lucky Saint Alcohol-Free Lager can also be found in-store, with a four-pack of 330ml bottles for £5.50. 

Central Co-op stores also continue to offer ranges like ‘Shop Locally, For Less’, discounting various products, along with exclusive Member deals. 

For further details, head to the Central Co-op website, Facebook, and Twitter. 

About Central Co-op 

Central Co-op is one of the largest independent retail co-operative societies in the UK, with a heritage stretching back over 175 years and interests in food, funeral, floral and property investment.  

Owned by hundreds of thousands of members, its 7,700 colleagues serve customers across 440 plus trading sites in 19 counties in the East and West Midlands, Yorkshire, Suffolk, Norfolk, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire.   

Its purpose is to create a sustainable Society for all.   

It actively campaigns for food justice and works with FareShare Midlands and a network of local food banks. It also adds £1 to every Healthy Start Voucher redeemed in store and supports six schools in partnership with Magic Breakfasts. 

The Society embraces inclusivity and equality and is a signed-up member to the Business in the Community (BITC) Race at Work Charter. The Society is also a member of Diversity in Retail and it is fully committed to addressing the impacts of climate change by reducing carbon and food waste, increasing recycling and investment in community Sustainable Spaces funded by the carrier bag levy. It recently launched its Malawi Partnership to support farmers and producers in the country through the Co-operative International Trading Development Fund.  

It invests a percentage of its trading profit into local communities through its Community Dividend Fund scheme which has seen over £109,769.25 shared out between 121 good causes in 2022. 

Press office contact: Sam Bishop, PR Specialist 

Contact details:   

sam.bishop@centralengland.coop  

07385 048048