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Hometown Harvest

Fresh. Local. Organic. Come by the Co-op today for just picked seasonal produce, surprising treats, and nutritious staples.

This week's harvest - while it lasts!
Shop often for the best selection and unexpected finds.

garlic from Ezra Lee Farm

Peak Season - Garlic

Three new varieties of garlic in (Chesnok Red, Romanian Red and Music) From Ezra Lee Farm in Cottage Grove.

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Peak Season - Dry Farmed Mini Melons

We have two dry farmed melons, Charetais and Sugar Cube. Mini melons that are sweet and full of flavor and a great price!

Padron peppers

Peak Season - Padron Peppers

Padron peppers are a new from Groundwork Organics: great sauteed in oil, salt and serve with fresh chevre cheese. 

Bread From Row River Bakehouse

Fresh Weekly - Row River Bakehouse

New bread from Row River Bakehouse is delivered every Wednesday.

New products!

Triple Oak Just Juice

New Product -  Triple Oak's Just Juice

JUST JUICE is locally produced on the Triple Oak estate vineyard in Oakland, OR from Pinot Noir and Tempranillo grapes. Pure juice, pasteurized for shelf stability; no alcohol, no added sugar added.

Camas Country Mill Flours

New Product - Camas Country Mill Flours

Local and family owned, Camas Country first opened its doors in 2011. They were the first mill of their kind to operate in the Willamette Valley in nearly eighty years. Read More

Organic Medicinal Mushroom Powders

New - Organic Medicinal Mushroom Extract Powders

In addition to the ever-changing seasonal selection of fresh local mushrooms, Blackberry Food Co-op is now carrying organic medicinal mushroom extract powders from Mountain Rose Herbs. Read More

Member Specials on seasonal goodness.

Red Okra

Member Special - Red Okra

Locally grown by Groundwork farm, Okra is great in gumbo, crudite or pickled. Regular price $19.25/lb and member price $18.20/lb. 

guacamole

Member Special - Guacamole Season

Delicious summer snacking — members save 50¢ per avocado and 35¢/lb on  mini bell peppers while supplies last!

Why a Cooperative?

Food co-ops are owned and governed by their members. That means decisions are made right here, by the people who care most about our community. Together, we can create access to healthy, affordable, and locally-sourced food while supporting farmers and producers close to home.

Be part of history. Become a member-owner today.

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We have reached 330 Members!

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AN INVITATION:
Come be part of the team!

We are looking for volunteers to help out at the store. 

Places we could use some extra hands:

  • Cash register/checkout

  • Box Breakdown

  • Dishes & Cleaning

  • Refilling Bulk Jars

  • Stocking Shelves

Thursdays & Fridays are especially helpful. Come by anytime to chat with us about helping out! Or email us: blackberryfoodcoop@riseup.net.

What is a Food Cooperative?

A food co-op is a grocery store that’s owned and governed by its members. Members invest in the co-op with a one-time fee, get a voice in major decisions, and share in the success.

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