The Growing Circle Co-op links local buyers and sellers of organic or fair trade food products and other PEI products through an online marketplace. Browse the products now.

 

How does it work?


Producer members list what they have available for sale in the online market. Citizen members select what they'd like to buy online.

 

Once per week, orders are delivered to central locations across Prince Edward Island and citizen members pick up their orders.

 

Buyers


To purchase local food and products you must be a member of the Co-op. There is an annual membership fee to become a member.

 

Sellers


If you grow, produce or create local PEI products and would like to sell your products, join the Co-op as a producer member. Producer members can buy and sell products through the Co-op. There is no additional membership fee to become a producer member.

 

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Buyers must be members to purchase through the Co-op, and producers must be members to sell through the Co-op. Join today!

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Buy local organic or fair trade food products and other PEI products here. Anyone can browse the market, but you must be a member of the Co-op to purchase.

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Meet the farmers, artisans and musicians that sell through the Growing Circle Co-op. Change the text!!!!!

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