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November 16, 2010
Sustainable Business Oregon: B-Line formally kicks off B-share program

On the heels of news this week about Oregon's higher-than-average hunger rate, B-Line Sustainable Urban Delivery formally launched its B-share program in an effort to get more of the city's edible food into the hands of charities and out of landfills. The program, in development for the last three months, taps B-Line's already out-and-about cargo […]

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November 11, 2010
Oregonian: Laurelhurst Whole Foods will get turkeys by bike, to gobble less fuel

Laurelhurst Whole Foods and B-Line: Sustainable Urban Delivery are teaming up to reduce the environmental impact of their holiday turkeys. Order a fresh free-range turkey from Laurelhurst Whole Foods before Jan. 1, and it will travel the mile from B-Line's warehouse to the store in a specially fitted cargo bike. Read the rest...

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November 2, 2010
Sierra Magazine: Bike Program Drives Down Food Waste

For many Americans, November begins a string of waistline-expanding holidays that make America's waste problem (about 25% of our prepared food ends up in the garbage) seem even more pronounced. So we were happy to learn that one Oregon company is keeping edibles out of the landfill and promoting healthy, green transportation at the same […]

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October 29, 2010
Good: B-Shares: A Bicycle Delivery Service That Helps Feed the Hungry

Oregon has been ranked among the hungriest states by the USDA for years. It's not that the state doesn't grow enough food, though. The problem is transportation. Food kitchens and nonprofits often don't have the resources to collect surplus bread and vegetables from local grocers, restaurants, and farmers' markets. Read the rest....

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October 29, 2010
Good: B-Shares: A Bicycle Delivery Service That Helps Feed the Hungry

Oregon has been ranked among the hungriest states by the USDA for years. It's not that the state doesn't grow enough food, though. The problem is transportation. Food kitchens and nonprofits often don't have the resources to collect surplus bread and vegetables from local grocers, restaurants, and farmers' markets. Read the rest...

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October 25, 2010
Pastaworks
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October 25, 2010
People's Coop Farmers Market
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October 25, 2010
R&K Foods
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October 25, 2010
New Seasons Market
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October 25, 2010
Dave's Killer Bread
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