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June 2026 Issue: Co-operator Newsletter Quarterly June 2026

Have You Updated Your SCM Branding Yet?

Have You Updated Your SCM Branding Yet?
Caption: Have You Updated Your SCM Branding Yet?

As we step into a new chapter, co-operatives are encouraged to transition from the SCM100 logo to the refreshed Singapore Co-operative Movement (SCM) logo. 

The refreshed logo now features the tagline: "Empowering Communities Since 1925", a reminder of who we are and what unites us. 

Access the full branding requirements here.

Read about the brand guide here. Download the refreshed logo here. 

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