A woman selects fresh vegetables in a grocery store, with shoppers and produce in the background.

Nourished by Community

Built by our Members

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GMO Free

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Made Right Here

All Pork

Natural Pork of Montana

20% Off

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Organic

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GMO Free

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Made Right Here

All Bison

Creekside Ranch

20% Off

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Organic

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GMO Free

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Pranarom

Sinus Formula

5mL

$11.24

$16.79

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Organic

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GMO Free

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Tom's of Maine

Cool Mist Mouthwash

16oz

$4.85

$7.54

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Organic

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GMO Free

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Host Defense

MyCommunity

30cap

$14.39

$20.15

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Organic

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GMO Free

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Made Right Here

Nature's Way

Echinacea Goldenseal

100cap

$12.59

$20.63

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Organic

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GMO Free

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Made Right Here

Bixbi

Pet Jerkey

Select 5oz Varieties

$5.12

$6.99

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Organic

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GMO Free

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Mrs. Meyer's

Liquid Dish Soap

Select 16oz Varieties

$3.95

$5.99

NCG

Organic

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GMO Free

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Santa Cruz Organic

Organic Applesauce

Select 6pk Varieties

$3.95

$5.92

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Organic

Lo

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GMO Free

BC

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Oatly

Oat Milk

Select 64oz Varieties

$4.04

$5.99

All Pork

Natural Pork of Montana

20% Off

All Bison

Creekside Ranch

20% Off

Pranarom

Sinus Formula

5mL

$11.24

$16.79

Tom's of Maine

Cool Mist Mouthwash

16oz

$4.85

$7.54

Host Defense

MyCommunity

30cap

$14.39

$20.15

Nature's Way

Echinacea Goldenseal

100cap

$12.59

$20.63

Bixbi

Pet Jerkey

Select 5oz Varieties

$5.12

$6.99

Mrs. Meyer's

Liquid Dish Soap

Select 16oz Varieties

$3.95

$5.99

Santa Cruz Organic

Organic Applesauce

Select 6pk Varieties

$3.95

$5.92

Oatly

Oat Milk

Select 64oz Varieties

$4.04

$5.99

Growing Our Local
Food Ecosystem

We’re building a resilient regional food network that supports small producers, reduces barriers to market, and makes it simpler for communities to choose local.

Member guided growth

When neighbors own their grocer,
it serves their neighborhood

For four decades, our co-op has been guided by the people who shop here, not distant shareholders.

  • 1979

    Crossroads

    We started as Crossroads Consumer Services Co-op, because people wanted democratic control of their food supply. The store, mostly run by volunteers, was in a small house on S. Wallace Avenue.

  • 1984

    Co-op at West College St

    The Co-op legally changed our name to Community Food Co-op and moved to a larger space near Montana State University. By 1990, we had grown to three paid employees and 120 volunteers.

  • 1992

    New home at 908 West Main

    By 1992, annual sales had reached $1 million and the Co-op outgrew the College Avenue location. It relocated to 908 West Main — a building that would become its long-term home.

  • 2002

    Major Renovation

    With the assistance of member-owner loans, the Co-op completed a large renovation of its West Main store in 2002. Retail space doubled, enabling broader product selection and improved shopping experience.

  • 2006

    Launch of Central Kitchen

    As deli demand grew, the Co-op opened an off-site kitchen/ bakery/warehouse known as the “Central Kitchen” to supply prepared foods, baked goods, and support expanded deli operations.

  • 2011

    Opening of Co-op Downtown

    The Co-op debuted its second retail outlet, Co‑op Downtown, in the heart of Bozeman. This location specializes in prepared foods, with a salad bar, and hot bar.

  • 2019

    West Main Expansion

    Supported by member-owner loans and community financing, the Co-op completed a major expansion of its original home, expanding retail space and modernizing operations.

  • 1979

    Crossroads

    We started as Crossroads Consumer Services Co-op, because people wanted democratic control of their food supply. The store, mostly run by volunteers, was in a small house on S. Wallace Avenue.

  • 1984

    Co-op at West College St

    The Co-op legally changed our name to Community Food Co-op and moved to a larger space near Montana State University. By 1990, we had grown to three paid employees and 120 volunteers.

  • 1992

    New home at 908 West Main

    By 1992, annual sales had reached $1 million and the Co-op outgrew the College Avenue location. It relocated to 908 West Main — a building that would become its long-term home.

  • 2002

    Major Renovation

    With the assistance of member-owner loans, the Co-op completed a large renovation of its West Main store in 2002. Retail space doubled, enabling broader product selection and improved shopping experience.

  • 2006

    Launch of Central Kitchen

    As deli demand grew, the Co-op opened an off-site kitchen/ bakery/warehouse known as the “Central Kitchen” to supply prepared foods, baked goods, and support expanded deli operations.

  • 2011

    Opening of Co-op Downtown

    The Co-op debuted its second retail outlet, Co‑op Downtown, in the heart of Bozeman. This location specializes in prepared foods, with a salad bar, and hot bar.

  • 2019

    West Main Expansion

    Supported by member-owner loans and community financing, the Co-op completed a major expansion of its original home, expanding retail space and modernizing operations.

  • 1979

    Crossroads

    We started as Crossroads Consumer Services Co-op, because people wanted democratic control of their food supply. The store, mostly run by volunteers, was in a small house on S. Wallace Avenue.

    Learn more

  • 1984

    Co-op at West College St

    The Co-op legally changed our name to Community Food Co-op and moved to a larger space near Montana State University. By 1990, we had grown to three paid employees and 120 volunteers.

    Learn more

  • 1992

    New home at 908 West Main

    By 1992, annual sales had reached $1 million and the Co-op outgrew the College Avenue location. It relocated to 908 West Main — a building that would become its long-term home.

    Learn more

  • 2002

    Major Renovation

    With the assistance of member-owner loans, the Co-op completed a large renovation of its West Main store in 2002. Retail space doubled, enabling broader product selection and improved shopping experience.

    Learn more

  • 2006

    Launch of Central Kitchen

    As deli demand grew, the Co-op opened an off-site kitchen/ bakery/warehouse known as the “Central Kitchen” to supply prepared foods, baked goods, and support expanded deli operations.

    Learn more

  • 2011

    Opening of Co-op Downtown

    The Co-op debuted its second retail outlet, Co‑op Downtown, in the heart of Bozeman. This location specializes in prepared foods, with a salad bar, and hot bar.

    Learn more

  • 2019

    West Main Expansion

    Supported by member-owner loans and community financing, the Co-op completed a major expansion of its original home, expanding retail space and modernizing operations.

    Learn more

Help us choose
what we build next

Join the members who have shaped the Co-op’s greatest improvements for decades.