By Are farmers markets allowed in BC?
Episodic Markets. o All markets are permitted to sell food and non-food items, services and personal services. o All markets are permitted to offer samples. o A Ministerial order issued in November 2020, requires customers to wear a mask in public indoor settings, including farmers’ markets.
How many farmers markets in BC?
Did you know there are over 145 BCAFM Member Farmers’ Markets across the province? Farmers’ markets operate in every type of community in BC — from major cities to suburbs and rural communities.
What sells best at farmer’s markets?
What Are The Best Items To Sell At A Farmers’ Market?
- Fruits And Veggies.
- Gardening Products.
- Canned Goods.
- Butter And Egg Money.
- Bake Homemade Treats For People And Pets.
- Honey And Bees.
- Seasonal Specialties.
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Can I sell homemade food in BC?
Vendors are allowed to sell home-prepared lower risk foods at temporary food markets without contacting or receiving approval by the local Health Authority. Vendors must not sell foods that are considered higher risk unless approved to do so by the local Health Authority.
Can I sell Kombucha at a farmers market?
Fermented foods – All fermented foods, including kombucha and kimchi, must be produced in a licensed kitchen. Fermented Products– Home canned fruits and vegetables as well as foods prepared using a specialized process are not allowed to be sold at a farmers’ market unless they are produced in a licensed kitchen.
Do you need a permit to sell Kombucha?
A license or permit is required to make and sell kombucha. Kombucha that is at or above 0.5% alcohol by volume at any time requires a federal basic permit for alcoholic beverage producers from the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB).