We have exciting news to share. As you may have read in the April edition of The Tonic, we are actively working toward relocating Sno-Isle Food Co-op to a new home — one that will let us better serve our community for years to come. We don't yet have a new location to announce, but we are putting the pieces in place, and we want you, our owners, to be part of making it happen.

We have partnered with Equal Exchange, a fair trade coffee (and more!) company, to sell the special coffee Organic BioRevolution that’s only sold in food co-ops. What’s so special about it?

"Your support will directly fuel the growth of a stronger, more vibrant Co-op built by and for our community."

We’re heading into our 29th year with a bang! March 3 is not only our birthday-but the launch of Sno-Isle Supplements, our new line of over 90 vitamins, minerals, and herbal remedies. Years in the making, this line features high quality products at a lower price.

February is Local Love month here at our Co-op and we couldn’t let the month slip away without offering a giveaway featuring some of our favorite local goodies!

This February, we’re spreading the Local Love all month long-starting with this month’s Register Roundup recipient, The Everett Recovery Café.

We have two exciting pieces of news to share. First, we are happy to announce that Tom Williams is the new General Manager of our Co-op. Tom is a long-time Everett resident with decades of grocery and management experience as well as a passion for serving our local community. Second, today marks the relaunch of our monthly owner newsletter.

Our Co-op is a great source for local, unique and flavorful products that delight, inspire and nourish body and soul. Here are some simple and affordable gift ideas for friends, family, and loved ones.

There is still plenty of time to support December’s Register Roundup Recipient, Garfield EATS.

Each weekend, the Garfield EATS program sends bags of food home with students who need some extra support.

Dear Sno-Isle Food Co-op Owners,

As a community-owned Co-op, transparency and trust are core to who we are. You may have seen recent media coverage regarding a legal dispute involving our building. While we cannot share specific details of pending litigation, we want to reassure you that Sno-Isle Food Co-op remains fully committed to serving you and supporting our employees, while continuing daily operations without interruption.

Get ready to save big on Field Day products while helping to support Indigenous Food Systems. From November 5-December 2, we will have great deals on over 100 Field Day products and will donate $0.05 for every Field Day product sold to North American Traditional Indigenous Food Systems (NĀTIFS).

Due to loss of federal funds, Washington Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) is required to make changes to the food assistance benefits programs. Because DSHS did not have federal funding as of November 1, SNAP clients did not receive November food benefits. Visit DSHS Federal Shutdown website for current updates regarding SNAP. 

Below are details on how our customers who use these programs will be affected until regular benefits resume: