If your weekend plans involve a Portland Juice Co. cleanse, the clock is officially ticking. The certified-organic juicery on SE Powell has announced it will close its storefront on Sunday, April 19, giving Portlanders just days to stock up on cold-pressed juices, nut milks and wellness shots. The company has been a go-to for cleanses and same-day deliveries across the metro since 2012, and fans eyeing one last visit are being urged to double-check hours and rewards balances before the final weekend.
In a post on the Portland Juice Co. website, the company said it would “suspend all operations both online and in person” and named April 19 as its last day. Owner and CEO Luka de Moses signed the message and thanked customers, adding that the team would “do our best to stay fully stocked until the last day.”
As reported by The Oregonian/OregonLive, the company said it will stop selling cold-pressed juices after April 19 and indicated that select items, including Max Probiotics and Happy Teeth xylitol candy, intend to remain available through Portland Juice Co.'s channels. The piece also nudged readers to visit the SE shop while inventory lasts.
Local roots and a long run
Portland Juice Co. opened in 2012 and has spent more than a decade in a small but crowded local juice scene, supplying retailers, farmers markets and doorstep deliveries. Its menu has featured cold-pressed juices, smoothies, nut milks, wellness shots and refrigerated probiotic drinks, the kind of offerings that local guides like Eater Portland have highlighted in roundups of Portland juice spots.
How to stop by before the last day
Portland Juice Co. lists its storefront at 1212 SE Powell Blvd., Suite B, with daily hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Customers were asked to use rewards, coupons and gift cards ahead of the closure, according to a notice on the Portland Juice Co. website. Orders remain available online while supplies last, and staff say they intend to keep shelves stocked through the final weekend.
