Boulder County Health seeks food market license compliance
BOULDER — The Boulder County Department of Health has asked the district court to restrain and enjoin a Boulder food market that bills itself as a farm-to-table food supplier.
The health department filed a lawsuit Wednesday against Stalk Market Distributions LLC, which operates from 9417 N. Foothills Highway. It alleges that the food company is operating without a license and has rebuffed four efforts to bring it into compliance with state and local health laws.
Stalk Market on its website says that it “is an operations and marketing service that helps businesses, campuses and food hubs procure and deliver local goods.”
It…
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