When you join Wild Onion Market Co-op, you are purchasing a piece of our community-owned grocery store. While you don’t have to be an owner to shop, co-op member-owners receive many benefits. You own the store where you shop!

• All shoppers enjoy regular weekly deals & savings.
• Owners may receive a 5% discount on one shopping trip of their choice (5% discount does not apply to sale items).
• Owners can get a 10% discount on regularly priced items on special ordering by the case. Click here for details
• Owners have a vote on matters of the Co-op, they are able to vote in Board of Directors elections or they can run to be on the Board.

CO-OP DEALS are for all of our shoppers and rotate every two weeks to keep sales fresh

CO+OP BASICS offer everyday low prices on popular grocery and household items

The nitty gritty…
A cooperative is a business that is democratically owned and democratically controlled by its owners. Co-ops can be organized for the benefit of consumers, producers and workers and operate in almost all industries, including grocery markets, health care, finance, agriculture, and more. Unlike privately owned businesses where a small amount of investors control the profits, co-ops return surplus revenue to the store and the community, an approach to business that results in a powerful economic force that benefits the co-op, its owners and the communities it serves. Owners invest their money as equity and make business decisions democratically to ensure the health and longevity of the Co-op and community.

Owner’s personal information will never be shared outside of the Wild Onion Market Co-op without their permission.

Please Note: You are buying equity in a member-owned cooperative and this fee is not tax deductible. Tax-deductible donations can be made on our Donate Page via GiveMN.org Purchasing stock in the cooperative is subject to the same risks inherent in any business enterprise. The Cooperative will buy back stock at the original price, less reasonable processing fees, if the Board determines this is possible per the terms of the bylaws.