Ideas for Selling Produce at the Market

Keger · February 21, 2013

So yesterday we had our first market meeting of the year for the vendors.

One of the new rules (whats with EVERYBODY and all these silly rules anyway) they came up with is we can no longer have scales and sell by the pound. Blah,blah,blah.

I would always stack it up and sell it by the pound, no more. Blah,blah, and more blah.

Any ideas on what you guys like and use, or like to see when buying?

As much as I dont want to I am thinking clamshells for the little stuff, and peppers by the each, 3 for a buck, and so on. Tomatoes 75 cents each for big one, 3 for a buck for the salad size, so on.

Or just let them fill up a bucket with whatever they want for a set price?

Thanks as always.

February 21, 2013	#1
Keger Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Richmond, TX Posts: 327	Ideas for Selling Produce at the Market So yesterday we had our first market meeting of the year for the vendors. One of the new rules (whats with EVERYBODY and all these silly rules anyway) they came up with is we can no longer have scales and sell by the pound. Blah,blah,blah. I would always stack it up and sell it by the pound, no more. Blah,blah, and more blah. Any ideas on what you guys like and use, or like to see when buying? As much as I dont want to I am thinking clamshells for the little stuff, and peppers by the each, 3 for a buck, and so on. Tomatoes 75 cents each for big one, 3 for a buck for the salad size, so on. Or just let them fill up a bucket with whatever they want for a set price? Thanks as always.