Tacoma Farmers Market allowed to sell Mexican food again
The controversy began when Point Ruston told the Tacoma Farmers Market to stop selling what they described as “any Mexican style food."
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The controversy began when Point Ruston told the Tacoma Farmers Market to stop selling what they described as “any Mexican style food."
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The Point Ruston Owners Association said the directive is due to an exclusivity clause over selling Mexican food in the contract of a brick and mortar vendor.
In a Facebook post on Saturday, the Tacoma Farmers Market said they had recently received a directive from the Point Ruston Owners Association (PROA) to
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