Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-5-3A.5
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Requirements for registered farmers hub – Farm-direct
Official statutory text
marketer.
A. A manager or advisory board member may register a farmers
hub with the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry.
B. The manager or advisory board member shall ensure all
qualifications of a farmers market are met; however, the farm food
producer or the value–added processor does not have to be present
and products may be sold by a farm-direct marketer.
C. The farm-direct marketer shall:
1. Be prohibited from representing that products offered for
sale on consignment are their own;
2. Be required to have the proper licenses, permits or
registrations from applicable local, state and federal agencies;
3. Display proper identification of the product and
documentation of ingredients clearly and conspicuously for any item
on consignment including, but not limited to, the following:
a. name of the product,
b. business or farm name of the consigning farm food
producer or value-added processor, and
c. address of where the product was grown or processed;
4. Acknowledge ownership of consigned products remains with the
farm food producer or value-added processor who produced the product
until the product is sold to the purchaser;
5. Maintain separate sales logs for products sold on
consignment for a minimum of two (2) years including, but not
limited to, the following:
a. the name of the consigning farm food producer or
value-added processor,
b. the address, telephone number and other contact
information of the consigning farm food producer or
value-added processor,
c. specific items sold on consignment, and
d. quantity of items sold on consignment; and
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 176
6. Comply with other requirements provided in rules promulgated
pursuant to the Oklahoma Farmers Market and Farmers Hub Act.
A. A manager or advisory board member may register a farmers
hub with the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry.
B. The manager or advisory board member shall ensure all
qualifications of a farmers market are met; however, the farm food
producer or the value–added processor does not have to be present
and products may be sold by a farm-direct marketer.
C. The farm-direct marketer shall:
1. Be prohibited from representing that products offered for
sale on consignment are their own;
2. Be required to have the proper licenses, permits or
registrations from applicable local, state and federal agencies;
3. Display proper identification of the product and
documentation of ingredients clearly and conspicuously for any item
on consignment including, but not limited to, the following:
a. name of the product,
b. business or farm name of the consigning farm food
producer or value-added processor, and
c. address of where the product was grown or processed;
4. Acknowledge ownership of consigned products remains with the
farm food producer or value-added processor who produced the product
until the product is sold to the purchaser;
5. Maintain separate sales logs for products sold on
consignment for a minimum of two (2) years including, but not
limited to, the following:
a. the name of the consigning farm food producer or
value-added processor,
b. the address, telephone number and other contact
information of the consigning farm food producer or
value-added processor,
c. specific items sold on consignment, and
d. quantity of items sold on consignment; and
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 176
6. Comply with other requirements provided in rules promulgated
pursuant to the Oklahoma Farmers Market and Farmers Hub Act.
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