City piece on meat sold at the Portland Public Market\u27s Wolfe\u27s Neck Farm stan

City piece on meat sold at the Portland Public Market\u27s Wolfe\u27s Neck Farm stand, operated by Farm to Market Inc., the public market\u27s own company. The meat was sold with a Wolfe\u27s Neck Farm label, which led customers to believe it came from animals raised by strict standards: no growth hormones or steroids, no antibiotics, and no animal byproducts in their feed. But the meat was actually bought by Wolfe\u27s Neck Farm from other suppliers, some of which do not meet those standards. With comments by Peter Cox, president of the Wolfe\u27s Neck Farm Foundation board