Meet the people behind the markets.

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Portland, OR

Portland maker of fresh nixtamal, stone-ground corn masa and tortillas.

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Portland, Oregon production

Three Sisters Nixtamal describes Portland-made stone-ground corn masa and tortillas from fresh nixtamal. Its embedded public storefront also lists totopos and hominy; these categories are not a guarantee of date-specific inventory.

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Oregon

Oregon snack maker producing twice-baked corn puffs, including caramel and chocolate varieties.

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Waldport, Oregon

Waldport-based truEssential skin-care maker whose shop lists creams, balms and essential oils or oil blends. Product names implying relief are not evidence of medical effectiveness.

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Portland, Oregon

Portland patisserie making hand-finished croissants, cruffins, danishes, donuts, tarts and other desserts, with Asian-influenced flavors alongside classical pastry technique. Its menu says selections evolve with the seasons and vary by location, so named items are examples rather than guaranteed stock.

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Washington County, Oregon

Washington County family farm describing berries, eggs and fresh produce, plus a home-delivery service. Its delivery catalog also contains goods from other named producers; those are not all Unger-grown products.

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Leaburg, OR

Leaburg-area farm offering seasonal fruits and vegetables and CSA shares.

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Portland, OR

Portland micro-farm growing salad and bunching greens, culinary herbs and seasonal specialty vegetables.

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Newberg, Oregon

Family-run nursery in Newberg, Oregon, specializing in lavender and growing a broad selection of herbs, shrubs and perennials.

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Portland, Oregon

Portland pizzeria and bar serving Chicago-style pizza, alongside salads, sandwiches and other restaurant dishes.

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Production locality not established; source references Columbia Gorge and Willamette Valley vineyards

Vorel describes spontaneously fermented, traditionally sparkling wines made with fruit from vineyards spanning the Columbia Gorge and Willamette Valley. Source vineyard locations do not establish a winery address or production locality.

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Molalla, OR

Beef from retired local dairy cows, with tallow body butters, soaps and candles.

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near Portland, Oregon

Oregon dairy-beef business selling beef shares and specialty cuts, alongside tallow products and handmade leather goods.

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Siletz River area, Oregon

Walker Farms raises pasture-fed lamb and makes farm-prepared jams, jellies, sauces, pickles and sauerkraut. Its About page places the farm beside the Siletz River.

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outside Portland, Oregon

Small flower farm outside Portland describing locally grown cut flowers, weekly bouquet shares, wholesale flowers and event-floral options.

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outside Forest Grove, Oregon

Family-owned wholesale nursery in the Tualatin River Valley outside Forest Grove. Under its PlanetWise Plants brand it grows edible plants, herbs and vegetables, and the site reports long-standing Oregon Tilth organic certification.

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Lake Oswego, OR

Lake Oswego farm growing vegetables and offering CSA produce shares.

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Columbia River Gorge, OR

Columbia River Gorge metalsmith creating handmade jewelry inspired by nature.

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Hood River, OR

Hood River flower grower offering seasonal bouquets, arrangements and flower subscriptions.

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Canby, OR

Canby lavender farm offering fresh and dried lavender, culinary selections, essential oils and botanical products.

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Prineville, OR

Prineville dairy describing grass-fed raw-milk products and other farm goods.

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Prineville, OR

Wine Down Ranch describes itself as a working cattle ranch in Prineville and a Central Oregon getaway.

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Near Troutdale, Oregon

Winters Farms describes a family farm near Troutdale growing a variety of produce and offering its own honey and berry jam. Its 1938 origin is historical context, not proof of present market attendance.

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Hood River, OR

Hood River pottery studio making mugs, dinnerware, serving pieces, vases and planters.

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Newport, Oregon

Newport small-batch potter making functional, wheel-thrown tableware with locally sourced clay and contrasting glossy and matte glazes. Retained collections show mugs, bowls, plates, serving pieces, pour-overs and other kitchenware; sold-out and in-stock flags are not market inventory evidence.

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Pacific Northwest

Pacific Northwest floral studio creating dried bouquets and botanical designs, with a developing shop that also describes floral culinary salts and syrups. The site discusses organic flowers but no certification was verified.

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Oregon Coast

Oregon Coast artist offering prints, stickers and enamel pins.

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Central Oregon

Central Oregon farm selling beef and chicken products.

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Hillsboro, Oregon baking facility

Zoe Ann's Cheesecakes bakes small-batch cheesecakes in Hillsboro, with classic, fruit, chocolate and seasonal flavors listed on its menu. Menu flavors are usual offerings, not proof of current market stock.

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Lavender farm whose retained homepage presents Northwest-grown lavender and product collections spanning aromatherapy, body care, culinary goods, gifts and apparel. Relaxation, rest and transformation language is promotional and is not treated as a therapeutic or health claim.

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The retained A Chrissy Creation product page presents one floral-and-rose-scented candle made with soy wax and essential oils and says candles are available only locally in Portland. This one product page does not establish the business's broader handmade-gift catalog.

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Southern Oregon mushroom farm whose homepage describes family-grown Lion's Mane mushrooms.

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Small-batch ghee maker whose retained homepage presents traditional and flavored ghee and Ethiopian niter kibbeh, a spiced clarified butter. Certification, animal-welfare, production and nourishment statements remain producer claims rather than independently verified facts.

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Small-batch ghee maker offering traditional and flavored ghees, including Ethiopian-style niter kibbeh. Its base city is not established by the reviewed pages.

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Blender and bottler of barrel-aged balsamic vinegars and extra-virgin olive oils. The retained homepage highlights flavored balsamics such as mango habanero, rosemary and sweet fig; wellness language and linked health topics are not treated as verified health benefits.