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A former gas station owner and J.C. Penney manager, he became a millionaire after his 50s.

Bob Moore, an Army veteran who became an amiable face of the natural foods industry as the bearded, bolo tie-wearing founder of Bob’s Red Mill, the whole-grain food brand known as a favorite of vegans, home bakers, health-food enthusiasts and gluten-free diners, died Feb. 10.

The founder of Bob’s Red Mill will be remembered for joyfully leading a marching band parade around the Natural Products Expo West show floor

This type of ownership structure gives employees a say in business decision making and a greater stake in the company’s success.

Christopher Moore's noir novel simmers in a melting pot of 1940s San Francisco culture.

Bob Moore has spent a long time figuring out who he is.   “You don’t always know who you are,” Moore said, “until you’ve been who you are for a while.”   The founder of Bob’s Red Mill celebrated his 93rd birthday this month—44 years after creating the company that bears his name.   Moore, whose face

The iconic founder of Bob’s Red Mill talks to Oregon Business about weathering the pandemic, how he learned about healthy food — and what’s next.

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