Miami-Dade Florida Farmers Market Application and Rules and Regulations
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If you plan to sell processed food items, check with the Division of Food Safety at (850) 245-5595 for the appropriate permits. If you are selling only fresh fruits and vegetables, you do not need a license or permit from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
The Jacksonville Farmers Market is not only one of Florida's biggest markets, but also the oldest. Dating back to 1938, this lively open-air market is open daily from dawn to dusk, except on major holidays.
It is required for all sales except cash-only sales. As long as you sell directly to the consumer (retail) and the purchaser is not to re-sell the product (wholesale), no other license is required other than what may be required by county or city regulations. Document reader download links: MS Word Viewer.
You must obtain a permit from the DOACS to process food for sale to the public. To obtain information/requirements for a food permit, please call 850-488-3951 or visit the DOACS Food Inspections.
Vendors must be licensed to conduct business in the state of South Carolina. The state requires all vendors (including resellers), with the exception of farmers, to secure a SC retail license and post it at their booth each week for the entire season.
The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (DOACS) requires any facility manufacturing, processing, packing, holding or preparing food, or selling food at wholesale or retail in Florida must have an annual food permit.
Where's my nearest market? Easy California is #1, with 580 farmers markets. To find a market near you, check out the USDA's farmers market database here.
Starting a Farmers' Market Find community resources. Community support is absolutely necessary for a strong farmers' market.Select a location.Solicit vendors.Market the market.Develop bylaws and market rules.Apply for non-profit status.Hire a market manager.Get the right market insurance.
If you plan to sell processed food items, check with the Division of Food Safety at (850) 245-5595 for the appropriate permits. If you are selling only fresh fruits and vegetables, you do not need a license or permit from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.