Seattle, WABallard PCCPCC Community Marketsco-op · NCGView Store →


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PCC Community Markets
The largest community-owned food co-op in the United States and a highly influential Pacific Northwest natural retailer.
Account orientation
What Kind of Account Is This?
- Primary retailer class
- Food Co-op
- Account type
- Food co-op
- Scale
- Local
- Retail format
- Co-op
- Natural orientation
- Independent / local
- Network affiliation
- national-coop-grocers
- Geography
- Puget Sound, Washington
Geographic footprint
Geographic Footprint
16 verified locations · Washington
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Seattle, WABallard PCCPCC Community Marketsco-op · NCGView Store →
Bellevue, WABellevue PCCPCC Community Marketsco-op · NCGView Store →
Bothell, WABothell PCCPCC Community Marketsco-op · NCGView Store →
Burien, WABurien PCCPCC Community Marketsco-op · NCGView Store →
Seattle, WACentral District PCCPCC Community Marketsco-op · NCGView Store →
Seattle, WAColumbia City PCCPCC Community Marketsco-op · NCGView Store →
Seattle, WADowntown PCC Corner MarketPCC Community Marketsco-op · NCGView Store →
Edmonds, WAEdmonds PCCPCC Community Marketsco-op · NCGView Store →
Seattle, WAFremont PCCPCC Community Marketsco-op · NCGView Store →
Seattle, WAGreen Lake Aurora PCCPCC Community Marketsco-op · NCGView Store →
Seattle, WAGreen Lake Village PCCPCC Community Marketsco-op · NCGView Store →
Issaquah, WAIssaquah PCCPCC Community Marketsco-op · NCGView Store →Channel relationships
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Geographic context
Markets
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What to know about PCC Community Markets
PCC is a significant regional co-op and a useful example of how member ownership, local food systems and natural retail can intersect.
Local sourcing and community expectations can shape assortment and merchandising. Cooperative ownership does not make PCC interchangeable with other NCG members.
The largest community-owned food co-op in the United States and a highly influential Pacific Northwest natural retailer.
Neighborhood full-service food co-op with organic grocery, local sourcing and extensive prepared foods
Community-minded shoppers prioritizing local food systems, organic standards and prepared foods
PCC began as a food-buying club formed by 15 Seattle families in 1953. It grew into a network of neighborhood markets and played an important role in organic standards, local agriculture and cooperative food retail.
A member-owned Pacific Northwest co-op grounded in local food systems and organic standards.
Sources & methodology
Last updated July 30, 2026. Store counts and operating footprints change over time. Read Data & Methodology →