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Vendors at Salt Lake's Downtown Farmers Market anticipate a busy season as major market expansion approaches.
This summer marks the ninth year Salsa Del Diablo has set up shop at Salt Lake's Downtown Farmers Market.
This summer marks the ninth year Salsa Del Diablo has set up shop at Salt Lake's Downtown Farmers Market. Daniel Benites—owner of the Utah-based brand—said their fresh salsa "kills it" at the market, and patrons keep them busy. The Downtown Farmers Market has become a staple since it was first established in 1992.
According to Visit Utah, it now draws between 10,000 and 15,000 shoppers to its home in Pioneer Park each week. This season kicked off following big news for the market's future.
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