Zeromile is an old idea come around again: a dual cooperative model rooted in food justice, economic sovereignty, and community collaboration. Through our Member Co-op, individuals gain access to healthy, local foods at reduced costs while supporting the operation of a dynamic space for markets, events, and education. Our Producer-Worker Co-op empowers small producers of all kinds with affordable production space, shared resources, and opportunities for collaborative revenue-sharing and retail.

Driven by a vision to decentralize power in food production, Zeromile fosters partnerships between farms, cooks, and fermenters to create value-added products, expand food access, and further build resilient food systems. As a replicable model, Zeromile aims to inspire other communities to build localized systems that support both people and planet.

Interested in joining as worker or producer? Please reach out!

Zeromile Cooperative is fiscally sponsored by the Keystone Development Center
We aim to be a replicable model—a blueprint for other neighborhoods to adapt based on their needs and local producers.