Menu: Management Board of PSS Społem Supervisory Board of PSS Społem History Commercial outlets Production activities sale Announcements / Tenders contact SESAM bar December Mon Tue Sr Wed Pi Sat Sun 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 twenty 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 thirty 31 created & hosting by: Home.pl Welcome to the website of SDH SEZAM !! Customer zone History In the years 1869-1870, the first three food associations were established in Poland: "Merkury" in Warsaw, "Zgoda" in Płock and "Oszczędność" in Radom. The statute of the Food Association "Savings" was approved on August 13, 1869 by the Minister of the Interior of Russia in St. Petersburg. The Polish lands were then under partitions. It was a very difficult historical period. The beginnings of the consumer cooperative movement in Radom are therefore also the first pages of the history of consumer cooperatives in the entire territory of Poland. The first shop belonging to the "Oszczędność" Association was located in Michalski's house (the present "Kasia" shop at 4 Żeromskiego Street), and from 1901 it was moved to the Golczewski's house (now 33 Żeromskiego Street, the corner of Focha Street). The second store was located in an industrial, peripheral working-class district at ul. Nowy Świat (now Limanowskiego Street). The further fate of the consumer cooperatives in Radom, after the partitions, was largely influenced by subsequent historical events, bringing economic, political and political changes. The cooperative survived both the First and Second World Wars, the period of centrally steered socialist economy, martial law, and then the period of transformation leading to the formation of a capitalist economy based on a free market and competition of entities operating on it. The cooperative "Społem" in Radom also experienced numerous internal reorganisations and organizational changes during its long existence. In 1953. independent branches were created within the PSS. Then in 1960. they were merged. A major reorganization event was the establishment of "Społem" of the Provincial Food Cooperative in Kielce, which included all consumer cooperatives operating in the Kielce Province. It was a nationwide campaign. In 1975, a new administrative division was introduced. The number of voivodships was increased from 17 to 49. In this way, Radom became the voivodeship in which, after the division of WSS Kielce - the Provincial Grocery Cooperative in Radom, began to operate. In 1983. WSS Radom was split, as a result of which 3 independent consumer cooperatives were established in Radom, Grójec and Pionki. From August 1, 1983 there was a name "Społem" Powszechna Spółdzielnia Spożywców in Radom, lost on July 1, 1966.