Welcome to the new and improved Bulk Locations Map!
With over 1000 locations and growing!
I know how difficult it can be to find stores that carry package free foods so I’ve compiled a list (and still adding!) of not only just stores that carry bulk items but stores who carry items that fit the zero-waste lifestyle.
Related: 7 Ways to Reduce Food Packaging Waste Without Access to Bulk
Related: How to Locate Bulk Stores
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I like this post, but I do want to point out an error. The Herb Shop in Statesboro is in Georgia not Alabama.
Thank you! It's been corrected.
Locally here in North Texas we have our Whole Foods stores and Winco Grocery at 1800 N Graves, McKinney, TX. My favorite in Texas has to be in.gredients at 2610 Manor Rd in Austin, TX.
Thanks, Judith! I'll get them added ASAP! 🙂
There's a smallish health food store near where I live that has some bulk offerings. It's called Health Nut Nutrition. 1701 Enterprise Drive, Lynchburg, VA, 24502
You are an angel for putting this together. I can only imagine how much work went into this and I really appreciate it. I'll be moving around for the next few years so having this list of bulk stores is fantastic.
This is extremely helpful and useful list. Thank You!
It's been added! Sorry that too so long!
I'm so happy you are finding it useful! 🙂
Thankfully, I have many email me locations that they've encountered along the way.
You are so welcome!
you should definitely add greenstar cooperative market in ithaca, ny! https://greenstar.coop/
I love Greenstar Coop!
I live in Brooklyn now and just tried finding Weigh Station online, but couldn't. Do you know if it's still open?
Also, Perelandra Natural Food Center in Brooklyn has a bulk section. 175 Remsen Street.
You need to remove Winco from your list. They do have bulk, but will not allow you to bit g in your own containers. And they only have plastic bags available. This is from my own experience at the Winco in Springfield, OR.
There is also a bulk foods store in Midland MI called Beyond Measure Bulk Foods on 2218 North Saginaw Rd
http://beyondmeasurebulkfoods.com/
Herb and Olive Market, Elizabethtown, Ky
Thank you for sorting by state. Sorting by city would be more helpful than by store. I really appreciate that you've made this list!
There is a small bulk goods store in Charleston SC called The Veggie Bin
There is a Fresh Market in Connecticut. The address is 1919 Boston Post Rd, Guilford, CT
I'm working on getting this list revamped and more organized. 🙂
sprouts has bulk and its popping up all over the phoenix valley from Gilbert, to Scottsdale,Tempe etc.
Windmill Farms in the Del Cerro neighborhood of the City of San Diego!
6386 Del Cerro Blvd, San Diego, CA 92120
Unfortunately the Fresh Market in Shaker Heights, OH is closed.
Just a heads up. You have the Sacramento Coop listed as being in Santa Monica, it's located in Sacramento.
Great list! Just wanted to add Central Market in San Antonio https://centralmarket.com/san-antonio
In Saint Louis, there are actually a few more stores with bulk options. There are two Lucky's in Ellisville and Webster Groves. Dierberg's grocers has a bulk isle. Also, Local Harvest is a grocery store in downtown Saint Louis by Tower Grove Park which has a local, bulk section which even has olive oil!
People's Food Co-Op
519 1st Avenue SW
Rochester, MN 55902
507-289-9061
Hi, I got really excited when I saw Win-co in Mesa, Arizona listed as a bulk food store option in my town. The only problem is that if you want buy beans etc. you can bring in your own jars, however, the beans have to be put in the provided plastic bags and paid for first, then you can move the beans over into your own jars. I asked the manager what happens to the plastic bags I just used, “we recycle those”. So that defeats the purpose of zero waste if you are still having to use a product that has to go through the recycling process. When I asked about using my jars for liquid bulk items such as olive oil. There is no scale available to weigh and tare my jar so you have to use their plastic containers. Bummer. As far as “bulk foods” availability it's great, not so much if you are wanting to be zero waste. Unfortunately, after a lot of research there are NO “zero waste” stores in Arizona…at all. I guess the farmers markets are the best option if you aren't wanting to buy “packaging”.