
Granite State Market Match is a program lead by the New Hampshire Nutrition Incentive Network, a network comprised of six regional non-profits and farmers market organizations that have united to make healthy food accessible to SNAP customers throughout the state. Led by the New Hampshire Food Bank, the NH Nutrition Incentive Network now offers SNAP/EBT and Market Match (also referred to as “Double Up Food Bucks”) at over 80 locations in New Hampshire, including the Littleton Food Co-op. For more information about Market Match and to find other locations it is accepted, visit the GSMM website.
So, how can I use Market Match? The following items are eligible for Market Match: fresh, canned dried, or frozen whole or cut fruits and vegetables without added sugars, fats, oils, or salt (i.e., sodium) meet the eligibility criteria; seeds and seedlings to grow fruits and vegetables for home consumption; dried fruits without added sugars, fats or oils, and salt; and dry beans and dried corn with no added sugars, fats or oils, and salt. Ineligible are ornamental flowers, beverages, fermented foods, honey, maple products, prepared foods, grains, meat, and dairy items. For your convenience, we’ve labeled all items in store (aside from the fresh fruits and veggies in the Produce Dept.) with red “Market Match” labels. All eligible products are tagged in our system to have the appropriate discount taken off automatically when you let your cashier know you’re using Market Match.
The October 2025 Partner of the Month is Granite State Market Match!

Granite State Market Match helps individuals who use SNAP and EBT stretch their dollars to buy more fruit and veggies. This program is crucial for families on a budget, allowing them to purchase healthy food, including local produce from nearby farms.
This October, please consider rounding up or making a donation at the register. All funds collected will be earmarked for EBT and SNAP shoppers here at Littleton Food Co-op.
Learn more about the Co-op Partner of the Month Program
Related Links
BusinessNH Magazine – Food Insecurity on the Rise in NH (May 2024)