Featured Products
Central Basics Sales Pricing
The co-op monthly rotates deeply discounted natural household goods and organic and holistically grown foods that, when available, are locally produced and seasonally representative. This sales program, Central Basics, is extended to our exempt members, owners, and workers. Glimpse our July sales.
Whether in need of a ready-to-eat meal or staples for home cooking, look for the Central Basics logo for fundamentals on the cheap.
Co-op Advantage Sales Flyer
Glimpse July's Co-op Advantage sales flyer to save big on healthy eats and household must-haves.
Produce Weekly Sales: July 26 - August 1
organic green and red cabbage, 99¢/lb
organic yellow peaches, $2.39/lb
organic corn, 59¢ each
Bulk Freezer Items
Only need a handful (or wanna reduce packaging waste)? Check-out our new bulk organic frozen blueberries, corn, and peas grown in the U.S. of A.
Uncle Matt's Organic Orange Juice, 6 oz
Drink in the sun with Uncle Matt's organic orange juice.
$1.19 each
Biocento Eggs
Breakfast is mightily improved with Biocento's small-flock, pasture-fed chicken eggs, naturally rich in omega-3s fatty acids and DHA.
$7.19/dozen
21st Amendment Hell or High Watermelon Wheat Beer
The 21st Amendment Hell or High Watermelon Wheat Beer is a refreshingly crisp drink that pairs well with a charming summer picnic.
$8.99
Casal Garcia Rose
A glass of Casal Garcia Rose is a spritzy way to celebrate summer.
$7.99
Punkt Genau Sparkling Rose
Punkt Genau Sparkling Rose is an unusual sparkling Austrian Zweigelt.
$18.99
Trailblazing
Fuel up for your next hike with Grizzlies' raw, organic fruit and nut and Oregon trail mixes. Oh! Oh! And organic dried pears, too.
Coconutty
Sip Amy and Brian's Coconut Juice cooler ($1.69 each) while you cook with heart-healthy Thai Kitchen Coconut Milk ($1.49 each).
PIC Pick: Coconut Bliss
The co-op’s product issues committee (PIC) monthly discusses and hears concerns about the stuff we sell, making sure it’s aligned with our values. The PIC, comprised of engaged owners, workers, and trustees, adopted the PIC Pick program to recognize the ethical and environmentally sustainable business practices of food companies and producers. Any owner or worker may nominate a product or product line for the committee’s consideration email us (please include owner name, product name, and description) physical form, available at Info Central, or at a meeting of the product issues committee.
To be considered, the nominated product or product line must go above and beyond the co-op’s product guidelines and must boast exceptional worker, animal, and consumer welfare, notable environmental commitment, sustainable production methods, or social or political advocacy that serves the co-op’s values.
This Eugene, Oregon business fashions frozen coconut milk-based desserts from fairly traded, certified organic ingredients that are soy- and dairy-free, kosher, vegan, and agave sweetened.
PIC Pick: BioBag
The co-op’s product issues committee (PIC) monthly discusses and hears concerns about the stuff we sell, making sure it’s aligned with our values. The PIC, comprised of engaged owners, workers, and trustees, adopted the PIC Pick program to recognize the ethical and environmentally sustainable business practices of food companies and producers. Any owner or worker may nominate a product or product line for the committee’s consideration email us (please include owner name, product name, and description) physical form, available at Info Central, or at a meeting of the product issues committee.
To be considered, the nominated product or product line must go above and beyond the co-op’s product guidelines and must boast exceptional worker, animal, and consumer welfare, notable environmental commitment, sustainable production methods, or social or political advocacy that serves the co-op’s values.
BioBag, of Palm Harbor, Florida, makes fully biodegradable and compostable shopping, kitchen, pet, and lawn and leaf bags from GMO-free starch (sourced exclusively from countries that do not allow genetically modified corn testing), biodegradable polymer, and other renewable resources. Polyethylene is never used in the production process, and the bags are certified for use in organic agriculture.
Local Blueberries
Who can resist such perfect little morsels of deliciousness? Did we mention they're packed with nutrients, and make a fabulous frozen snack?
Local Roots Farm Spicy Mix
Spring mix is so last year! This summer "spice it up" with some Local Roots Farm salad mix, a delectable mash up of mustard, watercress, and mizuna greens.
Five Acre Farm Mix Kale Bunches
Five Acre Farm is a small sustainable farm just 50 miles away on Whidbey Island. They grow a wide variety of produce, including lettuce, snap peas, broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, and much more. All of their food is amazing, but right now we're most excited about the bunches of mixed kale - the perfect combination of subtle green curly kale, hearty lacinato kale, and flowery red kale.
Try it sautéed or raw.
