Where can I sell my products and how do I get them to market?
There are many resources in Pierce County that will help you get your products to market,
whether you are selling at a Farmer’s Markets, directly to consumers, or through a distributor.
This fact sheet includes purchasers, distributors, and aggregators. To visit a webpage, click on
the title or copy and paste the link into your browser. If a link is broken or missing, please click
here.
Cascade Harvest Coalition
Cascade Harvest Coalition’s Farm-to-Table Trade Meetings connect local farmers with local
food buyers. Their goal is to provide farmers with access to land, information, training, markets
and the resources they need to help them be sustainable.
http://www.cascadeharvest.org/
Charlie’s Produce
Charlie's Produce supplies restaurants, grocery stores, institutions, wholesalers and the marine
industry with a full range of conventional, organic and specialty agricultural products.
http://www.charliesproduce.com
Corfini Gourmet
Corfini Gourmet supplies local, sustainable and natural meats as well as locally grown game to
restaurants and retail markets throughout the Pacific Northwest.
http://corfinigourmet.com/
Duck Delivery of Washington, Inc.
Duck Delivery of Washington, Inc. supplies customers and restaurants with quality fresh fruits,
vegetables, and custom-cut produce.
http://www.duckdelivery.com/
Farmstr.com
Farmstr is open to small farmers, fishers, ranchers, and foragers to post what they have, when
they have it, with self-determined prices, quantities and delivery schedules. Consumers are able
to browse the website for local farm food and purchase it online.
https://www.farmstr.com
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FoodHub
FoodHub gathers food producers, professional food buyers, and the associations and suppliers
that serve them both, in one dynamic marketplace and interactive directory. FoodHub engages
the entire food community, including retail grocers, schools, institutional buyers, caterers,
restaurants, farmers, ranchers, fishermen, vintners, plus the associations, service providers and
industry suppliers that serve them all.
http://food-hub.org/
Fresh Food Revolution
Fresh Food Revolution is a non-profit cooperative of farmers, ranchers, food producers and the
consumers who love to buy local. Their goal is to increase the amount of food purchased and
eaten locally by providing an avenue for farmers to connect with consumers, restaurants, and
institutions through local online markets.
http://www.localfoodmarketplace.com/freshfoodrevolution/
Mountain Community Co-op
Located in Eatonville, the Mountain Community Co-op works to make locally produced foods
and products available through their store, organic produce shares, and a seasonal outdoor
market.
http://www.mountaincommunitycoop.coop/index.html
Northwest Agriculture Business Center - Puget Sound Food Network
Located in Mt Vernon, in the heart of Washington’s Skagit Valley farm region, Northwest
Agriculture Business Center provides northwest Washington farmers with the skills and the
resources required to profitably and efficiently supply their products to consumers, retailers,
wholesalers, foodservice operators and food manufacturers.
http://www.agbizcenter.org/
Organically Grown Company
Organically Grown is the largest wholesaler of organic produce in the Pacific Northwest and
provides natural and fine food retailers, supermarket chains, restaurants, home delivery
enterprises and processors with organic produce.
http://www.organicgrown.com/
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Puget Sound Fresh
Puget Sound Fresh provides information about community supported agriculture here in our
region. Puget Sound Fresh has also served to raise awareness of the numerous economic,
environmental and health benefits of local agriculture and actively works with consumers,
wholesalers, retailers, restaurants, and institutions to incorporate local food.
http://www.pugetsoundfresh.org/
Tacoma Food Co-op
The Tacoma Food Co-op, founded in 2011, is an affordable urban natural foods grocery that
provides local, organic, and natural foods, as well as a community around those foods.
http://tacomafoodcoop.com/
Washington State Department of Agriculture – Farm to School
This site is a toolkit designed to provide farms, schools, families, and communities with
resources to help them meet their farm-to-school goals. The site brings together best practices
and farm-to-school tips from their in-state and national network partners.
http://www.wafarmtoschool.org/
Washington State Farmers Market Association
Washington State Farmers Market Association supports and promotes vibrant and sustainable
farmers markets in Washington State. They provide support and technical assistance to farmers
markets in Washington State; educate the public on benefits of buying fresh and local farm
products, and work to increase knowledge and understanding of farmers markets’ role in
community development, sustainable local agriculture, and access to nutritious food.
http://www.wafarmersmarkets.com/
The list is for informational purposes only. It is not complete, and does not constitute an
endorsement.
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