The Best Produce on Earth
Skagit Valley is home to some of the best farmland on Earth. Yes, on Earth. From the best farmland in the world comes some of the best food in the world, and you can find it in the Co-op. With over 80 crops on about 75,000 acres of Skagit farmland, you’ll experience the bounty in our backyard every time you visit.
Fresher than Fresh
Lettuce grown 3 miles away. World famous Skagit strawberries from just down the road. Saying hello to a friendly farmer as you shop—like an everyday farmers market. Our produce is as fresh and local as it gets, and you can taste the difference. At the Co-op, we bring farmstand flavor to you, and local is always in season.
Meet Our Local Farmers
Say it with us: local farmers rock! The Co-op works with dozens of local farmers to bring you fresh, organic produce straight from the farm, every. single. day. They work hard to grow food the right way because it’s their passion, and because it’s the right thing to do.
The Best Pick: Organic Produce
As the first produce department in Skagit County to be Certified Organic, we’ve been leading the charge in organics since 1973 because we believe healthy food matters, and so does the way it’s grown. Choosing organic protects people, pollinators, and this beautiful place we call home. You’ll find nearly 200 organic fruits and vegetables in the Co-op each and every day, so you can make choices you feel good about.
Free Fruit for Kiddos
We’re not monkeying around! Kids ten and under get a free piece of organic fruit at every visit with Co-op banana cards. We want kids to experience a real fruity snack while you shop: just have your littles pick out an apple, orange, pear, or banana and then show their banana card at checkout. Easy-peasy, and always free. You can ask any staff person to give your little Co-op shopper a banana card.
G.R.O.W. Bananas
Did you know all the bananas at the Co-op provide resources and opportunities to farmworkers and their families?
Pick of the Week:
Local Puntarelle from
The Crows Farm
Puntarelle is an Italian chicory traditionally eaten in Rome. Peel back the leaves to find a cluster of pale-green, crunchy shoots that can be sliced, eaten raw, or cooked. Try it in stir fries or in kimchi!
20+ Fall-Out Delicious
Apple Recipes
Apples from Eastern Washington will be rolling into the Produce Department all fall long. Celebrate the season with a classic apple dish — sweet and savory!
Apple Recipes >