PORTLAND, Ore. (PORTLAND TRIBUNE) — The Portland area may soon say goodbye to the last location of one of its local grocery chains. Market of Choice, Oregon’s largest family-owned independent grocer, announced late last week its intention to buy out the last remaining Basics Market location in the Hillsdale neighborhood.
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This acquisition would bring a fifth Market of Choice location to the Portland metro area and mark the 13th store statewide. Only one Basics Market location remains in the region after years of struggling.
“Basics Market has built something special by staying committed to serving the Hillsdale community, delivering exceptional high-quality food, and investing in an outstanding team,” Zach Wright, president of Market of Choice, said in a statement.
According to Wright, these values mirror Market of Choice’s, allowing the brand to build upon a strong foundation. Plus, the store already has the necessary equipment and a strong team of staffers…