I grew fresh market vegetables for quite a few years and marketed them at 3 different farmers markets. Different Markets have different rules. 2 that I went to allowed dealers (resellers) , one did not. One good thing about allowing dealers is that people can find out of season products as well as things that can’t be grown locally, which helps build up market clientele. The dealers usually pay higher market fees, but it was very common for a lot of the people who came in as a farmer selling their own products to buy in some/ most of what they sold. The people on the one side of me for years did this quite a bit but I never complained because they were nice people and we would help each other out when it was busy. I always figured that resellers have a lot more money in their bought in stuff compared to me with my own produce so they could never undercut me too much. I am sure anyone who was ever in this business has plenty of stories about this topic as I do. One more thing to consider , many of the larger roadside markets also buy in a lot of products to resell and I bet a lot of the customers don’t know the difference.
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