Here are a few websites that offer coupons for organic brands:
- Mambo Sprouts (click on the ‘e-coupons’ link)
- Couponing 101’s organic coupons of the week
- Health-E-Savers
- iheartnaturaldeals.com
- Earth Fare weekly coupons
- Shop at Home’s organic coupons (requires sign-up)
- Simple Truth (select individual retailers from a drop-down menu: if you reach a page that requires you to you sign up, you can avoid that step by clicking on the “browse coupons” link.
Other ways to save on organics include…
- Visit the websites and/or “like” the Facebook pages of your favorite organic brands, and natural/organic grocery stores, as these sites will often offer online coupons and special insider promotions. We maintain a list of GMO-Free Brands here; Organic Coupons has some additional organic brand links.
- Whole Foods offers weekly coupons on this website page
- Costo is stocking more and more organic brands these days (just look at this photo gallery of organic meat, produce, and packaged products). They send out quarterly coupon books that *occasionally* include discounts on organic brands.
- Consider joining a local CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program, which delivers a box loaded with local, organic vegetables to your doorstep on a regular basis for a minimal cost (usually around $20). Learn more about CSAs by clicking here, then see if you can find a CSA in your area on this website.
- View more savings tips in a blog post we wrote here >
Know of other local natural/organic grocers who offer online website coupons? Leave a comment, and we’ll add them to this list… we’d love to see this grow into a state-by-state resource!
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Hey,
Thanks for your tips, very useful!
Please add more if you find others.
John.
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None of the links actually take you to printable coupons, several links are bad too.
Allison, thanks for bringing this to our attention. It looks like several of the coupon websites had reorganized their websites, so we’ve relinked the ones that still appear to be helpful and deleted the outdated ones. Much appreciated!
Several of the companies listed on Thrifty Mama actually contain GMOs. Morningstar is one that I know is owned by a larger company that is Monsanto owned. Naked is owned by Pepsi, and Kashi just started carrying some cereals that are GMO free.
You are correct. If a product does not say USDA Organic or Non-GMO Project Certified on the package, the coupon means nothing. Sorry we can’t monitor and correct the coupon sites. 🙂
thanks for the info 🙂
You are most welcome. 🙂
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Thanks for sharing…for some reason, the thrifty mama site is hanging for me…getting error: “www.thethriftymama.com took too long to respond.” . I did find this another site that has a bunch of coupons too
http://iheartnaturaldeals.com/coupons/natural-and-organic-coupons/
Thank you so much for letting us know! We’re updating the page now.
gbaker1929@gmail.com please let me know about certified organic coupons and how I can receive them, thank you
This page of our website has a list for you: https://gmo-awareness.com/shopping-list/organic-coupons/