Farmers Market Vendor Application
Stall applications with products, provenance, compliance, and setup needs.
7 questions · 1 page · about 4 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Market curation starts at application: the product mix that balances the market, the provenance story customers come for, and the compliance basics – registrations, insurance, hygiene ratings where food is handled. This application collects it per vendor with document upload for the certificates.
The provenance question is the market's brand: what-you-grow-versus-what-you-resell decides whether the market means something, and asking plainly sets the standard.
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Apply for a stall
Thank you for your interest in trading with us. This form tells us about your business and what you grow or make, so we can plan the market. It takes about 4 minutes.
Q1.Your business and main contact*
Q2.Where do you farm or produce?*
Q3.Products you would sell - and what share you grow/make yourselves*
Q4.Do you handle/prepare food at the stall?*
- No - packaged/produce only
- Yes - samples
- Yes - hot food or preparation
Q5.Upload insurance certificate or registration (max 5 MB)*
Q6.What will your stall need? Tick all that apply.
- A table
- Power
- Space for my own gazebo or setup
- Vehicle parked alongside (heavy goods)
Q7.First market date you could attend*
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