Farmers Market Vendor Contract
This document is a contract template for vendors wishing to sell products at a farmers market. It outlines the vendor's responsibilities, details about their products and production, and the terms for booth assignment. The vendor attests to the truthfulness of the provided information and agrees to comply with market guidelines.
Farmers Market Vendor Contract
Primary Vendor: | [primary vendor's] |
Farm/Company: | [farm/company name] |
Phone Number: | [enter phone number] |
Email Address: | [email address] |
Address: | [address] |
Assistant Vendor(s): | [assistant vendor's name] |
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Product(s) to Sell: | [product's to sell] |
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Farming Location: | [farming location] |
Production Practices: | [production practices] |
Processed Product(s): | [processed product's] |
Certified Kitchen: | [certified kitchen] |
Allergens/Chemicals: | [allergens/chemicals] |
Non-Food Product(s): | [non-food product's] |
Tax Number(s): | [tax number's] |
I, the Primary Vendor, hereby swear and attest that the information provided above is true and factual to the best of my knowledge. I understand that, should this contract be confirmed, I will be assigned a booth within [farmers market parameters] of no more than [size] for [price range] for the days of [dates].
I understand that I am responsible for any damages or incidents that occur at my booth during the hours of operation. I will comply with the vendor code of conduct and farmers market guidelines.
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[vendor signature] [date]
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