E*Magazine, May/June 2000 Consumers in Montana, Idaho, Utah, Alaska and the Pacific Northwestcan shun conventional food brands in favor of wine, dairy, fruit and vegetables stickered with the Pacific Rivers Council's Salmon-Safe label. The council only certifies growers that follow stringent conservation guidelines designed to preserve salmon habitat... [Read Article]
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Thursday, March 19 1998
Environmental News Network, March 1998 The Governor of Oregon recently lauded a conservation group's effort to involve shoppers and farmers… [Read Article]
San Francisco Examiner, June 1997 "Salmon safe" wines fruit juices and dairy products are on the way, as are lumber… [Read Article]
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Monday, May 19 1997
The Columbian, May 1997 Just mention endangered species listings and Karla Chambers smiles. The fish listings the little blue salmon… [Read Article]
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Saturday, May 17 1997
Newsweek, May 1997 First it was dolphin safe tuna. Now it's salmon-safe wine. The Oregon-based Pacific Rivers Council is spearheading a… [Read Article]
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Wednesday, May 14 1997
Capital Press, May 1997 When Doug Tunnell talks about how well wine and salmon go together; he isn't speaking in… [Read Article]