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Chalice Farms Launches Curbside Pick-Up at All Locations

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April 2, 2020
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Chalice Farms Launches Curbside Pick-Up at All Locations

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PORTLAND – One of Oregon’s top cannabis operators, Chalice Farms, has launched curbside pick-up for customers, available now at all locations.

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The dispensary has implemented curbside pick-up as a safety measure for its customers, staff and community. While shopping in stores is still permitted, the number of customers in each retail location is being limited as an additional precaution and as a measure of social distancing.

Chalice Farms offers online ordering, which allows customers to reserve products and select whether they would like to pick up products in-store or remain in vehicles for curbside pick-up. Customers may shop in-store, with a limited number of customers on the sales floor at one time. Stores are reducing hours to limit the number of employees on shift, and updated hours can be found at https://www.chalicefarms.com/stores.

Chalice Farms also offers complimentary delivery services for orders of $60 or more, available daily from noon to 8 p.m. Deliveries are collected and distributed on an hourly basis, with an estimated wait time of 30 to 90 minutes. Due to increased demand, there is a limited delivery zone that excludes deliveries from the company’s Tigard, Ore. and Dundee, Ore. locations. Customers interested in submitting online orders for delivery can place orders and find more information here: https://www.chalicefarms.com/delivery

Chalice Farms advocates for cannabis accessibility with an emphasis on health and wellness benefits. Offered at its six locations are more than 25 strains of cannabis, as well as a variety of concentrates, edibles, topicals and related products. The award-winning dispensary is led by a team of experienced operators and is known for its curated product selection, high-quality vendors and innovative sustainability efforts.

About Chalice Farms

Since its inception in 2014 as one of the first cannabis companies in Oregon, Chalice Farms has grown into one of the top cannabis operators in the state, now with six locations in the Portland metropolitan area. Locations include 13315 NE Airport Way, 823 SW Naito Pkwy., 1178 N Hwy 99W, 15252 OR-224, 5333 SE Powell Blvd., 16735 SW Pacific Hwy. and 10055 NE Glisan St. Voted “People’s Choice Award” winner in DOPE Magazine for its in-house edibles in 2015, Chalice Farms is a farm-to-table lifestyle cannabis company based in the Pacific Northwest. Senior citizens and active or previous military members always receive 10 percent off at all locations. Chalice Farms is built on a foundation of health and wellness, education, product innovation and customer service excellence. More information is available on the website, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

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Sidney Stewart

Wicked Creative: 702.868.4545

ChaliceFarms@WickedCreative.com

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