Building a stronger local food system on Oregon’s Central Coast
We are a non-profit that supports local farmers, fishers and food businesses with shared infrastructure, business resources and market opportunities, while making it easier for our community to find and eat local food.
FOR PRODUCERS
Shared space, practical support and more ways to grow your local food business.
CCFW helps reduce some of the barriers small food businesses face by sharing space, equipment, knowledge and resources that can be difficult to access on your own.
FOR OUR COMMUNITY
Find & shop local food directly and know who’s behind it.
Shop from a collection of 20+ Central Coast farmers, fishers and food makers in one easy online market. Discover the people producing your food, attend community events and support a stronger regional food system.
FOR LOCAL FOOD BUSINESSES
Shared space, practical support and more ways to add value and bring local food to market.
CCFW helps reduce some of the barriers small food businesses face by sharing space, equipment, knowledge and resources that can be difficult to access on your own.
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Shared Production & Storage Space
Access affordable commercial production and storage space designed for farmers, fishers and food businesses preparing products for market.
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Equipment Access
Work with commercial equipment and food-processing tools without having to purchase and maintain everything yourself.
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Training + Resources
Build skills through classes, workshops and hands-on support for developing products and strengthening your food business.
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Entrepreneurial Business Support
Get one-on-one guidance navigating licensing, permitting and other practical steps, whether you’re established or still developing an idea.
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Farm + Fish Market Access
Sell alongside other Central Coast producers through CCFW’s online marketplace, with CCFW helping manage the platform and operations.
An easier way to shop local food from across the Central Coast.
FARM + FISH MARKET
CCFW’s Farm + Fish Market brings products from 20+ local farmers, fishers and food makers together in one online marketplace, making it easier to shop from multiple producers in one place.
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01 — Browse Local
Shop food and products from multiple Central Coast producers through one shared online marketplace.
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02 — Place Your Order
Choose from fresh produce, seafood, meats, breads and more to support your local food makers.
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03 – Local Pickup
Pick Up at Samaritan Center for Health Education in Newport, Oregon every other Thursday from 3-6pm
Strengthening our local food system, from the ground up.
WHY CCFW?
CCFW is a nonprofit created to help local food producers overcome the barriers that make it harder to grow their businesses and keep more locally produced food within our region. By sharing infrastructure, resources and market connections, we’re helping build a food system where more locally produced food can stay local.
CCFW IN ACTION
See what a stronger local food system looks like.
2025 Impact Report
A look at CCFW’s work supporting local producers, increasing access to local food and strengthening food-system infrastructure across the Central Coast.
OMSI Visits the Yaquina Lab
See CCFW’s shared food-production facility in action and learn how space, equipment and resources are helping local food businesses.
GET INVOLVED
There are many ways to support a stronger local food system.
Whether you give, volunteer your time, or join us at an event, your support helps our non-profit, Central Coast Food Web continue providing resources, infrastructure and opportunities for local food producers and our community.