What is a farmers market?
A farmers market allows farmers or their representatives to sell the food they produce directly to consumers. Permits are required for temporary food businesses that sell food at farmers markets.
At least one person with a valid food worker card must be at the event at all times to oversee other workers.
Farmers market plan guide
- Guidelines for temporary food businesses (482 KB) (booth setup for farmers markets)
Farmers market permit applications
Submit your application online through the Public Health Permit Center.
After you submit your application, we will contact you about the approval status. If you can't submit online, please print, fill out and mail in the temporary food service application for your event. If you would like a paper copy of the application mailed to you, please call us at 206-263-9566.
Permit fees
| Permit type | Single Market Permit | Multiple (5) Market Permits | Unlimited Market Permits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minimal | $126 | None | $252 |
| Moderate | $315 | $756* | $882* |
| Complex | $441 | $819* | $1,008* |
*A certified booth operator is required. $126 course fee.
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