Cooperatives of the world
The Twilight of Giants: The Peculiar Case of Cooperativism in Iceland
In the heart of Sauðárkrókur, a small town in northern Iceland, time flows at a different pace. There, the Kaupfélag Skagfirðinga (KS) cooperative is not just a company; it is the region's lifeblood. It manages supermarkets, hotels, and processing plants, reminding Icelanders that before becoming a nation of financiers and a tourist paradise, Iceland was, above all, a nation of cooperativists.
