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<strong>Oregonians are proud of the state’s array of small, locally produced food. But small- and medium-batch food manufacturers struggle to find spaces to make and package their products, especially when it’s time to scale up.</strong>
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If you’re looking for something to do on Thursday night, there’s no dill-ema. Portland Fermentation Festival's return is a big dill. “Our fest has always been such a stinky in-person endeavor,” festival co-founder Liz Crain told the Mercury. Sample lost pickles
There are nine naked rides on Saturday. Let that sink in.
The freshly re-branded 2023 NW Cider Cup has just held its awards ceremony and the winners have been announced. For the past ten years, cidermakers from Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana and British Columbia have been entering its ciders to be judged in various categories. Until this year, the competition was known as the Portland International