Buy Together. Save Together.
Common Cart unlocks wholesale pricing for Northern communities through the power of collective buying.
Learn MoreCommon Cart is a community-based bulk purchasing platform helping individuals, families, businesses and organizations save more by buying together.
To improve food security across Northern Canada by empowering communities to collectively purchase affordable, nutritious and culturally relevant food.
A future where every Northern community has reliable access to affordable, nutritious and diverse food through collective strength, partnerships and innovation.
Families in Northern Canada face some of the highest food costs in the country. High transportation costs, limited markets and small household budgets create daily challenges for accessing healthy, affordable food.
Community Purchasing, Wholesale Savings
We aggregate orders and buy directly from suppliers to unlock wholesale pricing, reduce costs and improve access to nutritious food and essentials.
Stronger communities. Better access. Healthier families. A better North.
Together, we can build a future where nobody goes hungry.
Individuals, families, businesses and organizations join a shared buying network.
We partner directly with producers, manufacturers and distributors.
Order what your community needs: fresh produce, frozen foods, pantry staples, traditional foods and more.
Coordinated shipping reduces duplication and lowers costs for everyone.
Collective purchasing creates meaningful savings for everyone.
Access more products not usually available in local stores.
Reliable access to healthy foods supports healthier families.
Local bulk purchasing priorities reflect real community needs.
Money stays in communities, supporting growth and well-being.
Whether you are a community leader, supplier, logistics partner, government agency or organization committed to improving food access — we invite you to be part of the solution.
Learn how you and your community can participate in collective purchasing and help create a stronger, healthier and more food-secure North.