Is Venture Capital–Backed Imperfect Produce Squeezing Portland’s Small Farmers?
- Admin PNWCSA
- Jul 25, 2020
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Portland Monthly Magazine - By Seth Lorinczi
On any given weekday, numerous Portlanders come home to wax-lined cardboard boxes filled with ugly fruit and veggies: maybe double-headed peaches, maybe forked carrots or deformed citrus.
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