Consumer cooperation

Consumer cooperation refers to a group of consumers working together to achieve common goals, such as purchasing goods or services more effectively or advocating for better products and policies. This collective approach enables members to access better prices, quality, and choices through shared resources, purchasing power, and information. Examples include consumer cooperatives, where members pool their money to buy in bulk, or advocacy groups that represent consumer interests. Essentially, it’s about consumers collaborating to enhance their buying experience and protect their rights in the marketplace.