Western Extra-Large Co-ops
Find information and resources to support the Western Corridor’s extra-large co-op peer group.
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Nordland General Store
We are a community owned business on beautiful Marrowstone Island in Washington. As a cooperative we have members, but everyone can shop here. Our Mission: Successfully foster a lasting community store which welcomes all and connects everyone. The Nordland General Store is the heart and soul of our island community!
SunCoast Market Co-op
SunCoast Market Co-op, opening in 2025, is a community-owned, food cooperative in Imperial Beach, California. We are striving to strengthen our local food system, increasing access to healthy food, and providing a needed retail outlet for small local farms and producers. SunCoast Market Co-op envisions a healthy community that has access to quality food with a
Coos Head Food Co-op
Established in 1971, Coos Head Food Co-op (CHFC) is not just a store; we are a vibrant community hub dedicated to promoting well-being and sustainability. We provide a curated selection of local and organic products sourced from our region including farm fresh produce, eggs, meat, seafood, bread, beer and wine and more. Stop by and
Orcas Food Co-op (The Olga Store)
Orcas Food Co-op opened in 2014 and now has over 2,000 member-owners. Orcas Food Co-op aims to provide equitable and affordable access to high quality, local and organic foods that support diverse nutritional needs. We prioritize local, regenerative and organic products, minimal packaging, and providing options for a wide variety of dietary preferences including gluten-free,
Isla Vista Food Co-op – Downtown Market (Santa Barbara)
Isla Vista Food Co-op, a community-owned grocery store that has been serving Isla Vista for more than 50 years, has expanded to a second location in downtown Santa Barbara, taking over the longtime lunchtime favorite Cantwell’s Deli on State Street.
BriarPatch Food Co-op (Rock Creek Auburn)
BriarPatch is a neighborly kind of grocery store, serving up high-quality healthy foods and natural products to the people who live, work and play in the watersheds of the Yuba, Bear and American Rivers. Since 1976, we’ve promoted a resilient and sustainable local economy by supporting businesses, organizations and brands that are committed to a
Placerville Food Co-op
Locally grown and community-owned since 2011, the Placerville Food Co-Op provides Placerville and El Dorado County with local, organic produce, natural foods, raw milk, organic grass fed meat, gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian options, bulk grains, local wine and craft beer, complete with a deli and an extensive wellness department to support the whole health of
Central Co-op (Tacoma)
Located in Tacoma, Washington, this is the second outpost for Central Co-op, which also operates a store in the heart of Seattle. The consumer-owned natural grocery store is dedicated to sustainable practices, community accountability and the local food economy. Visit this store and here’s what you’ll find: Helpful staff and great prices Everything from basics
La Montañita Co-op (CDC)
La Montañita Co-op is a community-owned grocery store focused on the shared benefits of healthy food, sound environmental practices, and a strong local economy.