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Common Market Co-op

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The Common Market Co-op is a grocery store and cafe operating on the cooperative business model, providing locally sourced goods.

CCI Score

CCI Score: Common Market Co-op

63.66

-0.04%

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Sustainable and Community-Focused Practices at Common Market Co-op

The profile details Common Market Co-op’s commitment to sustainable practices, including local sourcing from within 200 miles, extensive waste reduction programs, recycling initiatives, and community food donation efforts. These practices reflect an ethical business model that prioritizes environmental stewardship and local community well‐being.

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Common Market Co-op is currently rated as a Leader.

+45 to +100 CCI Score
Companies in this range actively lead the fight against authoritarianism by rejecting oppressive practices and championing democratic values. They implement robust policies, engage in transparent governance, and drive initiatives that set the standard for corporate responsibility.

Latest Events

  • Sustainable and Community-Focused Practices at Common Market Co-op Logo
    OCT
    01
    2024

    The profile details Common Market Co-op’s commitment to sustainable practices, including local sourcing from within 200 miles, extensive waste reduction programs, recycling initiatives, and community food donation efforts. These practices reflect an ethical business model that prioritizes environmental stewardship and local community well‐being.

  • +70

    Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

    March 29

    Common Market Co-op’s practices—partnering with local sustainable farmers, implementing extensive recycling and waste reduction programs, and engaging in community food donation—demonstrate a commitment to ethical business practices. These initiatives align with progressive, community-focused values and serve as a model for responsible corporate behavior that resists exploitative or authoritarian tendencies.

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  • Forward Commitment Program Strengthening Local Food Systems Logo
    DEC
    31
    2023

    The 2023 annual report outlines The Common Market’s forward commitment program, which shifts institutional food purchasing to advanced seasonal planning. The initiative supports local, diverse, and climate-resilient supply chains by guaranteeing market access for BIPOC and underserved farmers, reinforcing community ties and bolstering local economies.

  • +85

    Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

    March 29

    The Common Market demonstrates progressive business practices by instituting a forward commitment program that emphasizes sustainable procurement, diversity, equity, and inclusion. By partnering with USDA programs and crafting agreements that secure market access for marginalized producers, they promote ethical responsibility and community-focused practices.

  • +80

    Economic and Structural Influence

    March 29

    The program enhances economic and structural influence by stabilizing the local food economy. Through guaranteed long-term procurement agreements and leveraging federal partnerships, the company builds resilient supply chains that support local farmers and contribute to community-driven economic growth.

    PDF Committed to a bright future 2023 REPORT - The Common Market

  • Launch of Forward Commitment Program Supporting BIPOC Producers Logo
    JAN
    01
    2023

    The Common Market Co-op launched its 2023 Forward Commitment Program, transitioning from week-to-week orders to seasonal, guaranteed purchases. In this initiative, about 20 institutions, notably higher education sites, committed $400,000 in advanced orders from BIPOC growers, fostering values‐aligned procurement and contributing to an $86.3 million economic impact that bolsters local economies and supports marginalized producers.

  • +80

    Supply Chain Ethics

    March 29

    The Forward Commitment Program emphasizes values-based procurement by prioritizing advanced orders from BIPOC growers. This strategic move enhances supply chain ethics by supporting underrepresented farmers, fostering diversity, and promoting equitable economic practices.

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  • +70

    Economic and Structural Influence

    March 29

    The initiative has generated significant economic impact with an $86.3 million boost to local economies. This reflects strong economic and structural influence by investing in local, diverse communities and reinforcing sustainable, equitable market practices.

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  • Launch of Forward Commitment Program Supporting Underserved Farmers Logo
    JAN
    01
    2023

    In 2023, Common Market Co-op launched its Forward Commitment Program, partnering with institutions and leveraging USDA initiatives to secure long-term purchasing agreements that support sustainable, equitable, and resilient local food systems. The program emphasizes diversity, equity and the promotion of BIPOC and small-scale farmers by moving away from on-demand ordering to multi-season, guaranteed purchases that benefit local communities.

  • +70

    Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

    March 29

    The program reflects strong business practices and ethical responsibility by fostering a cooperative model that supports underrepresented farmers and promotes sustainable local supply chains. This commitment to diversity, equity, and responsible sourcing aligns with anti-fascist values, improving economic justice and worker support.

    PDF Committed to a bright future 2023 REPORT - The Common Market

  • +70

    Economic and Structural Influence

    March 29

    The initiative is also significant from an economic and structural perspective by establishing long-term, stable market opportunities that empower local farmers and strengthen community food systems. This structural change supports resilience and equitable economic development, thereby opposing authoritarian market consolidation.

    PDF Committed to a bright future 2023 REPORT - The Common Market

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