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@LilUziKage Thank you so much! We will forward this to our team.

@LilUziKage Hi there. Can you let us know what location this was at? Thank you!

@TravisBraz Hi there! We're glad to hear we have fans in Roseburg! We will forward your comment to our team. Thanks for your feedback!

@woutgorge1111 Hi there. We're sorry to hear this! Can you send us a DM so we can get a bit more information?

I am highly suspicious that I bought corn syrup masked as wildflower honey from @marketofchoice. It is too runny and liquidy for honey. darnit.

@hutchison15 Unfortunately, we do not carry the Thomas Kemper.

@hutchison15 We can certainly check! Which of our Markets do you shop at?

@hutchison15 Do you think it could be the Henry Weinhard’s Vanilla Cream Soda made with honey?

@Suzanne01442530 Hi @suzanne01442530. Our dress code practice creates a neutral and safe space to work, so employees don’t feel pressured to wear anything other than Market of Choice-branded uniforms. For more info, fal.cn/39oZT.

@marketofchoice Did you ever relent and let your employees wear BLM masks and pins? Because I’m not@shopping there until you do. Please reply. Thank you.

(1/5) This has been a difficult time for our nation and our community. I am saddened by the recent events, which weigh heavily on all of us. It is heartbreaking. Racial bias of any kind is unacceptable, and we must take steps to eradicate it from our communities.

While traveling abroad, Portlander Steve Caldwell tasted a Swiss rösti for the first time and immediately fell in love. A chef in his own right, Steve created his own crispy potato pockets bursting with warm delicious flavors.

Before he immigrated to the United States, Sukhdev Singh had never tasted salsa. Today, he’s the owner and operator of Beaverton-based Khalsa Salsa. But his are not your run-of-the-mill salsas. Rather, they reflect the flavors of India and are unlike anything you’ve ever tasted.

What’s baking in season? Moist muffins filled with sweet strawberry cream cheese, and melt-in-your-mouth angel food cakes ... Need we say more? See what else is baking: fal.cn/38NHh

We love to support local food producers who put the community first. A subsidiary of Meals on Wheels People, PDX POP makes flavor-forward gourmet popcorn. Proceeds from their popcorn help fund hot, nutritious meals for homebound elderly folks in the Portland area. Neat!

(3/3) Now through July 5th, Save 25% off more than 1,000 select local products: fal.cn/38Lih Select varieties only. Limited supplies. All items may not be available at all stores.

(2/3) When you buy local, you’re helping to sustain Oregon businesses, their families and our state’s economy. It’s a full-circle philosophy that translates into healthier communities.

(1/3) While we continue to listen, learn and look at making changes to support our Black Community, we are restarting our social channels in an effort to support our local makers across Oregon.

(5/5) These steps will be in response to this historic movement, so we want to be intentional with our choices. There is an urgency across the nation to do more. Our country can do better. Our state can do better. We will do better. Sincerely, Rick Wright, CEO Market of Choice

(4/5) Now is the time to write the final chapter of a dark history of systemic, nationwide problems and create a new story based on equality and civil rights. Our company is actively learning ways for us to take action.