PCC Community Markets is the nation's largest member-owned cooperative grocer. Operated with a focus on the triple bottom line for decades, PCC has grown to more than $300M in revenue, 82,000 members and stores in seven cities in the Pacific Northwest.
PCC Community Markets
PCC began as a food-buying club of 15 Seattle families in 1953. Since then, our priorities haven’t changed. We build our stores to LBC Petal Certification standards, have the most stringent ingredient standards in grocery, advocate for organic and regenerative agriculture and invest in equitable food systems. Our passion is for great food and cooking, from our fresher-than-fresh local produce to our in-store kitchens where original recipes are made from scratch daily using fresh, seasonal ingredients. Because when you love a community, you feed it well.
PCC Community Markets Releases 2020 Co-Op Purposes Report in Service to 100,000+ Members
2 months ago - Annual Report Provides Insight into Co-op Giving, Staff Support and Update on Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) Efforts
ILFI recognizes 2 more PCC Community Markets as meeting world's most rigorous green building standard
9 months ago - West Seattle PCC and Bellevue PCC are now Living Building Challenge Petal-Certified
PCC Community Markets Further Reduces Use Of Petroleum-Based Plastics
1 year ago - PCC Community Markets, the largest community-owned food market in the U.S., announced it has discontinued the sale of plastic bottled water sized below one
PCC Community Markets’ 2020 giving efforts supported local food systems, organic producers and healthy communities
1 year ago - PCC Community Markets’ 2020 giving efforts supported local food systems, organic producers and healthy communities
PCC Community Markets recognized with world's first Living Building Challenge Petal-Certified Grocery Store by International Living Future Institute
1 year ago - PCC Community Markets (PCC), the largest community-owned food co-op in the U.S., in collaboration with the International Living Future Institute (ILFI), today announced that the PCC Community Markets in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle is the first Living Building Challenge (LBC) Petal-Certified grocery store in the world.
PCC Community Markets partners with National Fisheries Conservation Center in continued commitment to address depleting food supply of the Southern Resident Killer Whale
1 year ago - PCC Community Markets partners with National Fisheries Conservation Center in continued commitment to address depleting food supply of the Southern Resident Killer Whale
Progress toward plastic-free: PCC Community Markets eliminates more than 80 percent of petroleum-based deli packaging from its stores
2 years ago - PCC Community Markets eliminates more than 80 percent of petroleum-based deli packaging from its stores
PCC Community Markets becomes first grocery store in the world to commit to developing stores to Living Building Challenge standard
3 years ago - PCC Community Markets becomes first grocery store in the world to commit to developing stores to Living Building Challenge standard
PCC Community Markets pledges plastic-free deli by 2022
4 years ago - PCC Community Markets pledges plastic-free deli by 2022