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:

At Sno Isle Food Co-op, we are deeply concerned to learn that SNAP and other food assistance programs may be temporarily inaccessible starting November 1, 2025. For the more than 900,000 Washington residents and 42 million Americans who rely on these programs, even a short disruption in these programs can mean difficult choices about food, bills, and other essentials.

Thank you to everyone who voted in our election! 

We would like to congratulate the electees and sincerely thank all of the candidates for giving their time and talents for the good of the Co-op.

Dear Co-op Community,

We are writing to inform you that there is a temporary disruption affecting our product availability. United Natural Foods (UNFI), the nation's leading natural foods distributor, experienced a cyberattack last week, forcing it to halt distribution and its ordering system temporarily.

Enter for a chance to win this portable grill plus all the fixings you need for a great grilling get together (valued at over $150)! Entries close at 12 pm on June 3, 2025.

Beloved farming non-profit Viva Farms may lose up to 70% of its funding. Join us in donating towards their efforts to keep small farmers afloat for the 2025 season.

Dear Sno-Isle Food Co-op Owners,

On behalf of the Co-op’s Board of Trustees, I would like to inform you of a major staffing change. After four years as our General Manager (GM), Leah Scates, is leaving Sno-Isle Food Co-op at the end of this month to continue her career, while staying in the co-op family.

Introducing a new initiative for 2025: First Fridays.

On the first Friday of every month, our co-op will donate 3% of the day’s sales to our featured Register Roundup Recipient, providing additional funds to local organizations that are making our community a better place. 

Here at Sno-Isle Food Co-op, we strive to carry locally produced, high-quality goods whenever possible. So when our staff tasted samples from The Cottage, Community Bakery, we knew we had to make room on our shelves for this outstanding bread.

We’re leveling up! Our coolers, fridges, and freezers are getting a deep clean and maintenance check the first week of December. But don’t worry-we have a plan to make this time run as smoothly as possible. Please be aware-certain products may be unavailable during this time.

Grimmway Farms has recalled multiple sizes/brands of organic baby and whole carrots. These products are not currently for sale in our store, but may still be in your home.