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The Park Slope Food Coop in Brooklyn, New York, was founded in 1973 by a small group of committed neighbors to make healthy, affordable food available to everyone who wanted it.

Lexington Co-op opened our second store in 2017 on Hertel Ave. in North Buffalo, a neighborhood that is the perfect blend of action packed and laid back.

In 2005, Lexington Co-op moved off Lexington Avenue (our namesake) and found a home in the Elmwood Village.

National Co+op Grocers (NCG) is a business services cooperative for retail food co-ops located throughout the United States.

 As a locally owned natural foods cooperative, the Grain Train in Boyne City, Michigan, is the trusted source in northern Michigan for high quality, local, organic, and natural products at a fair value to our members and community.

 As a locally owned natural foods cooperative, the Grain Train in Petoskey, Michigan, is the trusted source in northern Michigan for high quality, local, organic, and natural products at a fair value to our members and community.

Common Ground Food Co-op is a cooperatively owned grocery store that promotes local and organic production, fosters conscious consumerism, and builds community. We're easy to find in downtown Urbana, Illinois.

At Community Co-op Market, we’re on a mission to ensure everyone has access to healthy, delicious food that’s good for the community and good for the world.

What began in 1972 as a community-based experiment in radical collaboration through grassroots food sourcing, distribution and sharing, the Isla Vista Food Cooperative has grown into a legitimate force in the local foods movement in Santa Barbara County and beyond.

The Silver City Food Coop traces its roots to 1974, when a handful of modern-day pioneers bonded together to form a buying club in Silver City, New Mexico..