
ABOUT CO-OP SHOPPER
Co-Op Shopper provides independent grocery operators with product systems, ecommerce infrastructure, website Platforms, and practical tools for building and operating their own businesses.
Operators choose the customers, markets, services, and fulfillment models that fit their business while using Co-Op Shopper resources to help them start, operate, and grow.
Building Better Ways to Operate Independent Grocery Businesses
BUILT FOR INDEPENDENT OPERATORS. DESIGNED TO GROW.
What Makes Co-Op Shopper Different


Your Business
Build around your own customers, pricing, market, services, and operating model while maintaining control of how your business operates.


Flexible Ways to Operate
Build around the groceries, sourcing, services, and fulfillment options that best fit your market and customers.
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Systems Built for Grocery
Use purpose-built Product Assets, Smart Portions, Everyday Market, and Grocery Bundles to develop your offering.


Infrastructure That Can Grow
Start with what you need and expand into a full Website Platform, broader catalog, additional services, or shared Hub infrastructure.
BUILT FOR DIFFERENT WAYS TO OPERATE
Co-Op Shopper is designed to support different independent grocery models—from local delivery, pickup, and hospitality services to ecommerce businesses, mobile operations, specialty retail, and shared Market & Grocery Hubs. Operators can use the infrastructure that fits their market and expand as opportunities develop.


OUR MISSION
Helping Independent Operators Build Businesses of Their Own
Co-Op Shopper exists to give independent operators practical infrastructure for building grocery businesses around the customers and markets they choose to serve.
By bringing together grocery product systems, ecommerce and website infrastructure, setup resources, and flexible operating concepts, Co-Op Shopper helps operators turn grocery opportunities into businesses they can develop on their own terms.
The goal is simple: help independent operators build customer relationships, create new opportunities, and grow businesses they control.
400 West Market & Grocery Hub
Exploring the Hub Model in a Real-World Setting
400 West in Salt Lake City is being explored as a potential real-world Market & Grocery Hub and development environment for the Co-Op Shopper system.
The concept demonstrates how shared infrastructure could support sourcing, receiving, organization, staging, pickup, fulfillment, and independent operators while also supporting a demand-driven approach to grocery purchasing.
400 West is one potential application of the model. Co-Op Shopper is the broader system designed to support independent operators and potentially similar Hub opportunities in other markets.

Conceptual visualization of a potential 400 West Market & Grocery Hub.
