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Keger · October 19, 2015

So the topic came up last week at our market. One of the guys who likes to mind everybody else's business ran over and said I need a license to sell my lettuce bowls at the market. In the fall and winter I put 10 or so lettuce plants in a nice oval plastic bowl and sell them so customers can pick their own fresh. Kind of a fun deal.

Anybody in Texas know what the policy is? All I can find is that no license is required for selling produce, doesn't say it matters if it is still growing or not.

Thanks
in advance!

October 19, 2015	#1
Keger Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Richmond, TX Posts: 327	In, Texas, license for selling veggie plants So the topic came up last week at our market. One of the guys who likes to mind everybody else's business ran over and said I need a license to sell my lettuce bowls at the market. In the fall and winter I put 10 or so lettuce plants in a nice oval plastic bowl and sell them so customers can pick their own fresh. Kind of a fun deal. Anybody in Texas know what the policy is? All I can find is that no license is required for selling produce, doesn't say it matters if it is still growing or not. Thanks in advance!