Our Vendors
Here's a list of all the vendors that are selling at the OHSU Farmer's Market. For more information about a particular vendor, please click on the vendor's name.
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Ammie's Goodies (Portland, OR)Description
Ammie's Goodies
Specialty Baked goods
Locally owned Portland bakery featuring allergen free baked goods including gluten free, grain free, dairy, egg, soy and sugar free options. We use locally milled flours and fresh produce from local farms, organic sweeteners and local, organic eggs. We make all manner of delicious gluten free baked goods including muffins, cookies, pies, breads, cakes etc. We rotate our products seasonally to bring the best taste of the region. We believe that a vibrant community stems from healthy food systems, living wage jobs and cultural diversity. Mission: Provide delicious, nutritionally rich, gluten free treats while stewarding economic, social and environmental good in the communities we serve.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
I use organic and local ingredients in my baked goods when possible. I use organic sugar and/or organic agave nectar and organic coconut flour in all my baked goods. I use local berries in my muffins.
AMR Farms LLC (Jefferson, OR)Description
Food Alliance Certified Berry Farm in Jefferson, Oregon. Food Alliance is a national nonprofit that provides third-party certification of sustainable agricultural and food handling practices. For more information about Food Alliance and sustainable farming practices see http://foodalliance.org/about/excellence http://foodalliance.org/about/faqs. Food Safety: We require our employees to complete the Oregon Food Handling training and to wear food handling gloves when harvesting and packaging our fruit. Very few farms require their harvesting crews to do this. We feel this a very important food safety practice; especially for berries. Helping Others: We donate fruit to Albany St. Marys Soup Kitchen and Corvallis Stone Soup Community Meal Program.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
Bella Vista (portland, OR)Description
hand crafted silver jewellery with semi precious stones. Jewellery is made with by soldering or using wire work. Crafts consist of bracettes, necklaces, pendants and earrings. All crafts are original works created by the artist, each piece is unique with detail work on the silver.
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Big Fork Organics (portland, OR)www.bigforkorganics.wordpress.com
Description
1.5 acre organic farm
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C'est Si Bon! (Portland, OR)Description
We specialize in French style organic crepes. We source our ingredients from local producers and offer a wide variety of sweet and savory crepes. Each season provides a bounty of fruits and vegetables that we incorporate into our special offerings. We create 2 batters from scratch, naturel and buckwheat.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
We use organic or local produce to make the crepes. Handcrafted on the spot. Seasonal specials (i.e fresh berries in the summer)
we use only compostable wares for our customers
Catherine's Fresh Juices , "Under the Oregon Sun" (West Linn, OR)Description
"Under the Oregon Sun"---Refreshing fresh squeezed Orange Juice, Oregon Berry Lemonades/Limeades, shaken, not stirred, with Oregon grown berries and fruits.
Beautiful fresh fruit cups made with Oregon grown produce when available.
Organic Iced Sun teas, Arnold Palmers.
This vendor was chosen to be a part of the "Crowley Project" movie set-
Compostable containers used.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
We use compostable drink and fruit containers and utensils.
Cedar Rose Elford-White (Portland, OR)Description
Making simple quality designs with simple quality materials.
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Celilo Gardens (Portland , OR)celilogardens.com (in development)
Description
Garden Coach and Design specializing in integrating edibles and perennials, vertical gardening and ecological and drought tolerant garden practices.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
We practice water wise strategies and organic gardening practices
Choi's Kimchi Co. (Gresham, OR)Description
Choi's Kimchi is produced from high quality ingredients sourced from local farms. We strive to provide our customers with a positive experience and the best kimchi around.
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Columbia River Smoked Salmon (Portland, OR)Description
Columbia River Smoked Salmon is the best salmon in the Pacific Northwest.
We sell only fresh smoked fish from the Columbia River.
Ingredients:Salmon, Sea salt, Cracked pepper, and Alder wood smoke.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
Da Pressed Coffee (Portland, OR)www.facebook.com/dapressedcoffee
Description
We serve French Press coffee, espresso, and loose leaf tea. We serve local, Ristretto Roasters coffee.
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dancing light ranch (Portland, OR)Description
Small family run lavender farm located in Corbett, Oregon.
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Domestic Bias (Portland, OR)Description
Good books and cloth goods. All handmade in Portland OR. Reversible tote bags, purses, reversible adult and children's aprons and twirly little girl skirts. Along with the cloth we make a variety of folded books perfect for scrapbooking, journaling, guestbooks, etc.
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Domo Domo (Portland OR, OR)Description
I make okonomiyaki, a delicious and healthy Japanese cuisine. It is a cross between a savory pancake and a pizza. I sell three different varieties.
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Fressen Artisan Bakery (Portland, OR)Description
We are a German Bakery producing handcrafted artisan breads made using traditional methods.Our breads are made with sourdough and we are using organic flour and/or flour from sustainable agriculture.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
Fruits, vegetables used in the production are from market vendors, customers have the choice to bring their own packaging or recycle the old one for the granola.
Gabriel's Bakery (Portland, OR)Description
Whole grain bread, bagels, muffins, scones, cinnamon rolls, cookies, french and Peruvian pastries
How does your business support sustainable practices?
Gabriels Bakery uses local sustainable flour from shepard flour com.
Genevieve Carey Bodyworks LLC (Portland, OR)Description
Privately Operated Out-call Massage and Bodywork Practice,
Chair, Table and Mat Services Offered
Thai Massage
Hot Rock Therapy
Swedish Relaxation
Deep Tissue/Trigger Point Therapy
Stressed?
Step into a space of tranquility and away from the chaos.
Receive a restorative massage!
Relax~Rejuvenate~Restore
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Goldenwood Soap (Canby, OR)Description
We Farm a sizable herd of goats (25-30) and use the milk for soaps, handcreams and lotion.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
We milk our own goats!
Grandma Candys Jams (La Center, WA)Description
A family owned farm we raise black caps and have them processed into jams spreads and syrups. We also have spreads that have no sugar or artifical sweeteners and are diabetic friendly.
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Greenville farms (Forest Grove, OR)Description
Family farm farming 45ac. Our farm is located 25mi from Portland. Nestled at the base of the coast range along west fork of dairy creek We grow a diverse crop of berries and vegetables. We have a diverse flock of chickens.They range from aracauna to jersey giants.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
Rotate crops use organic dust for pest control. Chickens fed organic feed and barley from organic brewery.
Hacienda CDC (Portland, OR)Description
Hacienda CDC is a non profit organization assisting low income minorities families in housing and economic development and support Latina women in selling their unique products in local markets. Micro Mercantes supports and uses locally grown products from local Farmers in the production of our foods.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
Micro Mercantes supports and works closely with local farms and individual vendors at different farmers markets to purchase vegetables and fruits for our tamales and aguas frescas.
Happy Cow Farms, Inc. (Dallas, OR)Description
Happy Cow Farms, Inc. is a 169 acre farm in the Perrydale area of Dallas, OR. HCF's main focus is Naturally raising 100% Grass-Fed Beef. We use No Hormones, No Antibiotics, No Sprays and we never feed any Grains. Our beef are raised naturally and eat native grasses while roaming the hills, the cows diet is supplimented with naturally grown hay in the winter months. They are happy cows! We sell our Grass-fed Beef retail by the pound, by the share & in CSA's, we also sell wholesale. HCF's also has produce/fruit/berry CSA's available. Thank you for taking the time to read about our farm. John & Lia Sanford
How does your business support sustainable practices?
Our beef is 100% naturally raised on the native grasses with supplimental grass hay in the winter months. They are never in a feed lot and always have room to graze. Our fuit is from an old orchard that is decades old and our vegtables are always naturally grown.
Hoda's Middle Eastern Cuisine (Happy Valley, OR)Description
Hoda's offers good quality and freshness of Lebanese cuisine. Tabouleh salad is made out of fresh parsley, tomatoes & green onions from PFM farmers. Humos and falafel is made from scratch with organic garbanzos
How does your business support sustainable practices?
WE DO PURCHASE LOCAL AND ORGANIC INGREDIENTS MADE WITH NO PRESERVATIVES AND WITH QUALITY
James Jennings LMT (Portland, OR)www.perceptivetouchmassage.com
Description
Therapeutic massage focused on improving mobility and reducing discomfort. Practicing since July of 2002. Oregon License #8262
How does your business support sustainable practices?
I bring healing with my hands alone. There is no use of chemicals. The epitome of people powered technology... People Powered Palpations!
La Pizza Pela (WILSONVILLE, OR)Description
Mobile wood fired pizza vendor offering authentic Italian styles of pizza as well as fresh local offerings from the Pacific Northwest. All our pizza's are hand crafted and baked on site using our portable wood fired oven.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
I use 'Shepherds Grain' flour; a Food Alliance approved co-op of growers from Oregon, Washington and Idaho that use direct planting methods. I also buy as close to home as possible not opting for ingredients from over seas. Many of my toppings come from local organic vendors purchased the day of the market.
LoveJoy Food (Portland, OR)Description
We make delicious and healthy food from scratch, with love, emphasizing organic, local and seasonal ingredients. Our sandwiches, soups, salads and treats are inspired by the incredible Northwest bounty available at the farmers market. To find out more about us, visit www.lovejoyfood.com and our Facebook page.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
We resource locally as much as possible, focus on seasonal menus and all of our packaging is compostable.
Mac Hall All Local BBQ (portland, OR)Description
This BBQ format will feature local ingredients with emphasis to whole foods cooking and preperation. Items on the regular menu including Cascade farms local Ground beef Burgers, Draper Vally Farms Chicken Burgers, Sausages custom made chicken & pork sausages from S & P meats. Side itmes including Grilled vegetables and salads.
We will also serve Kobos Iced Tea and Hot Coffee for beverage.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
We buy local.
May's Produce and Flowers (Oregon City, OR)Description
Fresh produce, berries, and cut flowers
How does your business support sustainable practices?
We grow 100% of what we sell and we do not spray our produce.
Meadow Harvest grassfed beef and lamb (Nehalem, OR)Description
raise beef cattle and sheep feed 100% grass no hormanes or antibiotics. We practice rotational grazing and protect our river from contamination. we sell various cuts of usda inspected, dry aged meat. we sell natural colors of our wool also hand dyed and handspun yarn made from our wool
How does your business support sustainable practices?
we use rotational grazing and are planning to get our pastures certified organic
Minto Island Growers (Salem, OR)Description
Diversified vegetable and blueberry growers with hopes to be certified organic this summer.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
We have turned in our application for organic certification and hope to be certified by the start of market.
Missionary Chocolates (Portland, OR)Description
Missionary Chocolates are handcrafted vegan chocolate truffles, created & produced in SE Portland by practicing naturopathic physician Dr. Melissa Berry ND, her business partner & sister Vanessa Holden, marketing & sales, and their growing crew of amazing volunteers!
The 'mission' of the company is two-fold, primarily being to delight the world with our decadently gourmet dairy & gluten-free truffles. The future vision for our growth is ultimately to provide funding for increasing community access to natural medicine healthcare in Portland, through development of an inpatient holistic hosital & healing center....that's the dream anyway!!
We're currently accomplishing the truffle part of the mission by combining fair-trade chocolate, organic coconut milk, and many products sourced from Portland Farmers Market and local farms & vendors, such as Seeley Family Farms spearmint & peppermint oils, Wintergreen Farms raspberries, and local meyer lemons when available! We only use Oregon-grown berries in our seasonal fruit truffles, such as blackberries, raspberries, blueberries, and strawberries. Our coffee comes from Portland Roasting Company, only 6 blocks away, because we take great pride in finding new & delicious ways to encorporate local produce & products into our truffles ~ we do have the finest to choose from here in beautiful Oregon!
How does your business support sustainable practices?
We are committed to socially and ecologically friendly business practices, and get as many of our ingredients locally as possible. We share 100% vegan and gluten free coconut milk based chocolate truffles with the avid chocolate lover's in Portland.
Mountainside Herbal Nursery (Newberg, OR)www.mountainsideherbalnursery.com
Description
We grow edible landscape plants. IE veggie & herb starts & some berry plants. We also have lavender, hazelnuts and walnuts.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
For our herb and veggie starts we use organic based pesticides and benefical insect with our self-monitored IPM program.
not just another seedy bar (Portland, OR)Description
healthy and delicious fruit and nut bars
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Nutz-R-Us (Vancouver, WA)Description
Cinnamon roasted almonds, pecans, walnuts and peanuts
How does your business support sustainable practices?
About 25 percents of my product is grown locally, which is the walnuts. Unfortunatly almonds and pecans don't grow well in our "lush" climate.
Oh My Stars! (Portland, OR)Description
Handmade magnetic chalkboards, coat racks, plus ceramic spoon rests.
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Old House Dahlias (Portland, OR)Description
Old House Dahlias is an inner-city dahlia farm that strives to delight the community by growing over 5,000 dahlias within city limits. Fresh cut dahlias and dahlia tubers can be purchased on-site at one of two local display gardens, or at a variety of local nurseries. By visiting our local gardens, you will experience the joys of a farm without leaving your own Portland backyard! Don't be surprised to find skyscrapers behind our effervescent fields.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
Pawsitive Pastries & More (Clackamas, OR)Description
We make healthy dog and cat treats using no wheat, corn, sugar or soy. We also have chicken and liver jerky, bandana's, toys, collars and leashes.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
I have a healthy dog bakery and use oregon products, USA products and organic products only.
Peace of Soap Company (Aloha, OR)Description
Handcrafted Artisan Soap
How does your business support sustainable practices?
Est. in 2000 by a Native Oregoninan, the PEACE OF SOAP COMPANY has been producing pure artisan soaps for Farmers Markets & Festivals in the Pacific NW.
With a solid foundation of knowledge & a strong dedication to quality, our soap base is carefully crafted with pure olive, ethically harvested palm, coconut oils & super fatted with a generous measure of botanical butters. Our soaps also contain wildcrafted medicinal herbs, goats milk, natural waxes, clays/minerals & only the best, pure essential oils for their natural skin benefiting properties.
By purchasing as many of the organic materials used to make our soap from local eco-minded farmers & small businesses, we do our best to contribute to the local environment & economy of Oregon.
We are very proud of the quality of our soap & enjoy serving our community. We would love to hear from you, contact us anytime.
Portland Creamery (Portland, OR)Description
We are an artisan goat cheese producer focused on providing our customers with high quality traditional as well as unique goat cheeses. Our award-winning cheese is made with the finest ingredients, the purest milk, family recipes and love. Our vision is to promote the awareness of the benefits of goat cheese as a natural and healthy food source. Locally produced and handcrafted, our cheeses are 100% hormone free. Bon appetit!
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ProFarm Produce (Zillah, WA)Description
Profarm INC. has been owned and managed by Paul Stonemetz. Paul is a 3rd generation farmer that has learned the necessary techniques by his father and grandfather to produce some of the best fruit in the state of Washington year after year. He specializes in Organic fruit and has been a Certified Organic farmer for the last 13 years. He owns, operates and specializes in 78.80 acres of organic cherries, pears and apples and then has 30.97 acres of conventional apples. Profarm fruit has been selected by warehouses around state of Washington to be shipped all around the world because of the size and quality that is produced every year. Paul's secret to such high quality and size fruit is from hand thinning and pruning heavily. The idea of bringing fruit to the Portland Farmers Market came from Paul's oldest son Ryan. Ryan graduated from Portland State and was amazed that when he brought fruit down for his friends, how crazy they would go over it and compliment on how it was the best fruit they have ever had. Rya
How does your business support sustainable practices?
Everything we grow is Certified Organic or Transitional
Radicle Pastures (St Paul, OR)Description
Located in the fertile Willamette valley neighboring Champoeg Park, our focus is fixed on providing the finest organic and naturally grown products. Our dedication to quality, sustainability and freshness is manifest throughout our farm from hearty vegetables and the succulent fruits to tender meats.
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Rick's Wild Mushrooms (Vancouver, OR)Description
Harvest of Wild Mushrooms and Huckleberries.
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Sage and Sea Farms LLC (Portland, OR)Description
Sage and Sea Farms delivers high quality, hand-batched sipping vinegars made from seasonal, locally sourced fruit.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
All produce is either purchased directly from a local farm/farms or from a locally owned market (Sheridan's) when it's something not produced locally (ginger, Mayer lemons).
Scoop Handmade Ice Cream (Portland, OR)Description
At Scoop we start with local cream and milk and add fresh local fruit and berries, organic fair-trade cocoa and other tasty flavors to create delicious hand-crafted, small batch ice creams. Our flavors include Salted Caramel, Triple Threat Ginger, Oatmeal and Brown Sugar, Avocado, Thai Iced Tea and more. We also make some mean vegan sorbets, including strawberry balsamic, basil pineapple and dark chocolate marionberry. At markets we sell scoops, bars and take-home pints for your enjoyment!
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Spencer butte ink (Portland, OR)Description
Small Screenpint and design ompany.
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Sunny Day Threads (Portland, OR)Description
Specializing in tie-dye scrub tops and more!
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Tamara Adams Fine Art (West Linn, OR)Description
Original Painting and Reproductions
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Tessmer's Studios (portland, OR)Description
sustainable woodworker and artist
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Thai Mama (Portland, OR)Description
Thai Mama started in 2009. My mother and I decided we might be on to something with so many requests for our food at all our families' and friends' events . With a small family loan and total determination we are eager to become a local fixture in our hometown of Portland. We are dedicated to bringing true Thai food and it's vibrant flavors to any who are interested in a culinary adventure. Our signature handmade eggrolls are our #1 sellers and we have a full menu to choose from: such as freshly made salad rolls, handcrafted wontons, and mouthwatering curries, just to name a few. We are dedicated to making fresh, local, wholesome food and always trying to accommodate our Vegan, and Gluten Free friends. We use local food vendors, and produce from Farmers market vendors whenever available. Being from Oregon, we strive to be environmentally responsible.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
We use only organic vegetables from our markets we participate in. Our meats come from local and all natural vendors such as Foster Farms chicken and we are considering working with small local farms such as, Lonely Farms in Beaverton with our pork products. Our wrappers are made fresh from Chinese Summit in Beaverton. All of our sauces are homemade with NO preservatives or MSG. We use the highest quality NO GMO soy oil. We are proud our food has a very low fat content.
The Honey Pit (Forest Grove, OR)Description
I am a local (Sherwood and surrounding area) bee keeper. My honey comes in many flavors depending on where I place my hives. For example, if I put my hive in a cherry orchard the honey will have a distinct cherry flavor. I never add any artificial flavorings. I bottle my honey raw and unpasturised. Pasturizing it destroys the natural allergens and benefits present in local raw honey. My honey comes in sizes ranging from six ounces to 3 lbs.and can be special ordered upon request. All my honey is bottled in a licensed kitchen approved by the Department of Agriculture.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
Honey is the oldest and most natural remedy for allergies in the world.There is a list of natural benefits that are too numerours to mention here. I do my best to make sure my hives are put in healthy spray free environments.
THE HUMMUS STOP (portland, OR)Description
Delectable PREPACKAGED MEDITERRANEAN FOOD: (GREEK SALADS, 16 FLAVORS OF HUMMUS, PITA CHIPS, PITA BREAD) ALL MADE LOCALLY IN A CERTIFIED KITCHEN.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
i purchase my ingredient like produce that is locally grown .i make prepackged mediterenian foods to be sold in the market.
Thompson Farms (Damascus, OR)Description
Family farming since 1947. We grow 50 different crops using no insecticides and no fungicides. For harvest update please call 503-658-4640.
How does your business support sustainable practices?
We use no insecticides or fungicides on our berries and vegetables and we have multiple natural insectories around the farm to promote habitat for beneficial insects. Weed control is accomplished through mechanical and hand methods.
Verde Cocina (Portland, OR)Description
Fresh Mexican flair meets Northwest bounty: fresh, unique dishes with Mexican roots that emphasize local, seasonal produce and meats, and the best ingredients.
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Vincent Family Cranberries.com (Beaverton, OR)Description
Hello, we are the Vincent Family. Our ‘Cranberry Roots’ go back to 1957 when our grandfather cultivated his first Cranberry ‘Bog’ on the beautiful Oregon Coast. Our Cranberries possess special characteristics such as their AUTHENTIC DEEP RED COLOR and SUPERIOR FLAVOR. These special characteristics are due to the unique growing environment found in our little part of the world. You’ll find our flavor to resemble many of the national brands, yet delivers a ‘Zingy Pop!’ all its own, that will leave you wanting more.
We don’t use corn syrup, processed sugars or other juices as a sweetener. The ingredients are very simple. WATER, CRANBERRY & RAW AGAVE. Agave is a very powerful natural sweetener, which allows us to pack more actual Cranberry into our juice. That extra dose dramatically increases the natural health benefits people have come to love and expect in their Cranberry juice.
Our Cranberry history is built off of the ‘blood, sweat & tears’ that surviving as a small independent family farm requires. The farm is more than just land to us. It represents a type of ‘sacred ground’. Small independent family farms are a rare find in today’s world. We’ve been that rare small farming family since 1957…. and we intend to keep it that way!
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