You are required to license and register your products with the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (VDACS) prior to selling. An inspection may be required prior to selling. It is also suggested to contact your local health department for any local inspection requirements.
How to Sell at a Farmers Market Decide what you're going to sell. Make a business plan. Set your budget. Register your business and acquire any permits or licenses. Claim your spot. Figure out the logistics. Market research. Catchy promotional materials.
You are required to license and register your products with the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (VDACS) prior to selling. An inspection may be required prior to selling. It is also suggested to contact your local health department for any local inspection requirements.
When it comes to selling your product there are many options such as local business, markets and schools. You can also sell directly to USDA or consider exporting.
A limited liability company (LLC) is a popular choice for farmers market owners seeking a business entity that protects their personal assets from business liabilities—a benefit that sole proprietorships and partnerships can't provide.
What Sells Best at Farmer's Markets? Fruits. Of course, the first thing that people look for at a market is all of the fresh produce they can find. Veggies. Fresh Herbs. Nuts and Seeds. Eggs. Milk and Cheese. Meat. Honey.