Green Energy Times
Vermont Designates First Three Green Grocery Environmental Leaders. Three green grocery businesses have been designated as environmental leaders in Vermont.
VermontBiz
Vermont Business Magazine Healthy Living Market – Burlington, Hunger Mountain Coop – Montpelier, and Commodities Natural Market – Stowe have been named as Vermont Green Grocery Environmental Leaders.
Stowe Today
Organic market grows in Stowe. Stowe foodies will soon have a new field to harvest: Commodities Natural Market, an organic grocery, is being cultivated on the Mountain Road.
Reviews
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dana thame
Amazing selection, prices, and staff!
Serge M
We shopped here during our weekend getaway to Stowe. We found all our favorite food to feed our entire family including kombucha, fruit roll ups, delicious steak and an excellent array of fresh produce.
Oh and did I mention beer and wine? Yes, they have an incredible selection of local beers and curated wines. I sampled Von Trapp Helles Lager, Upper Pass First Drop IPA and Focal Banger. My fave was the First Drop IPA.
It's places like this that make Stowe even more special than it already is. Thank you!
Marcy Chant
Beautiful market. Nothing else like it around. Well curated products with great wine selection. Stowe is lucky of have Commodities!
Scott Kahn
There are plenty of natural food/organic food stores, but they are NOT all the same. The QUALITY of the food items sold by Commodities is simply... DELICIOUS! They do an amazing job curating the selection of products, from well-known organic brands to locally sourced foods from the best area farmers. Truly fabulous, high-quality organic food and a super friendly staff.
Timothy Killilea
Vermont has some of the very best examples what life can be like in the United States. This supermarket is a nexus of these things. At Commodities, you will see the foodstuffs developed by local Vermonters and nationwide chains alike. These foods are of a higher quality when compared to other places. Of course, the price is going to be higher as a result of that.
But, when you think about food and the way we eat it, is it something you consider an investment for your body, or just a short term solution for your hunger? This is an interesting philosophical debate that is best done after two people have eaten a little bit, preferably from Vermont.
The store is smaller than a traditional organic grocer in an urban setting, but that is because the population density of Vermont is a bit lighter. However, that does not hinder selection. There were plenty of options, so plan on going there and spending a bit of time looking up above to the top of the aisles, and down below where your feet are. Take your time because you might miss out!
At Commodities, you see the passions of the Vermont farmer. I'm glad I was able to visit this place!
Steve Lankton
Top notch store for locally sourced natural foods.
