The Haitian business owner overcame hardships of homelessness, health, finances and more to now having her products sold in over 10 different stores across Oregon.
PORTLAND, Ore. — Every week, rain or shine, you will most likely hear a sassy, larger-than-life, jubilant voice with a thick Haitian accent standing out at some farmer’s market within the Portland metro area.
That voice belongs to Elsy Dinvil. She’s the owner of her own brand, Creole Me Up — a successful company selling allergen-free Haitian style condiments, spreads, marinades and sauces that you can find at local retailers or farmers markets.
But many people probably don’t understand
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