where do we sell?

the governor’s cup

coffee roasters

471 Court St NE Salem, OR, 97301 | Open: Everyday 7AM-6PM

Inside a busy cafe filled with people sitting at tables and standing near the counter. Decor includes a large mural of a snake on the back wall, artwork on the side walls, a bicycle mounted on the brick wall, and various hanging light fixtures. There are plants and a neon sign outside the front window.

“Opening in 1991, The Governor's Cup Coffee Roasters is Salem, Oregon’s longest run coffee house and small-batch coffee roasters. We absolutely love what we do, and do it with heart and with an attention to detail that we know you can feel. We’re passionate about serving you a fantastic cup of coffee, or one of our crave-worthy breakfast sandwiches to kick off your day. It’s also pretty great if you dig our playlists and want to sit down and hang out with us for awhile too. The folks that come here have become friends and family and are a truly fascinating and diverse mix of all walks of life. It makes for interesting and impromptu conversations, great people watching, and fills the space with an energy and magic that is arugably unmatched. If you are new to the area and want to get immersed with the locals, grab a cup, take a seat, we are so happy to have you with us.”

Three resealable, home-compostable bags of granola displayed on a wooden shelf, each with a different color label: red, blue, and green, featuring three different blends.
Shelves with glass jars labeled with herbs and spices, such as verbatim, jasmine, shamoile, peppermint, rooibos, lemongrass, cilantro, and peach, along with some white coffee mugs hanging underneath.
Two bags of 'The Gov Cup,' coffee beans in the foreground with a person and a store background behind them.

lifesource

natural foods

2649 Commercial St SE Salem, OR, 97302 | Open: Everyday 8AM-9PM

Entrance of a store named LifeSource with a wooden framing structure and shopping carts outside.

“We love our community, so we sell only the finest natural and organic foods available. Our mission is to make it easy to eat healthy, fresh, and locally grown organic food. We’re leading the way to great health for people, our community, and our planet.

In 1994 LifeSource opened to serve the Salem community.

Alex Beamer saw an opportunity to help provide Salem with fresh, healthy, organic food from local Willamette Valley farms and businesses.

LifeSource is here for you

From our home in the fertile Willamette Valley, LifeSource is a role model of business sustainability, demonstrating our values by embracing the community, the region, and the planet in careful, thoughtful commerce, of benefit to all.”

Salem public market

1240 Rural Ave SE Salem, OR, 97302 | Open: Every Saturday 8:30AM-2PM

A table decorated with a Strawberry Graffiti themed banner, small potted plants, packaged products labeled 'Graffiti,' and a sign with prices. In the background, shelves with various decorative items and a monitor are visible.

Founded in 1943, The Salem Public Market is the oldest farmer’s market running in Oregon. It is also one of the few that is open year-round. It is an indoor market, so you can get away from undesirable weather and still get fresh produce, meats, and other local goods.

The Salem Public Market (a local farmer's market) logo, with an illustration of a basket of vegetables in the center. The text reads "OREGON'S OLDEST & FINEST" at the top, and"OPEN YEAR ROUND" at the bottom.
A display at a market or store with colorful signs and decorations, including strawberries hanging below and small filled cupcake papers. There are signs that say 'GRAINS' and 'GRANOLA' with descriptions and prices.

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