Yes, a plastic bag that is used for packaged food items would be considered a "market container" and is an eligible expense. This is different than a plastic bag that might be provided to a customer, for example at a farmers market, to carry their purchased product. Those types of plastic bags would not be considered an eligible expense.
Yes, a plastic bag that is used for packaged food items would be considered a "market container" and is an eligible expense. This is different than a plastic bag that might be provided to a customer, for example at a farmers market, to carry their purchased product. Those types of plastic bags would not be considered an eligible expense.
A fully covered farm would have a status letter from the Produce Safety Program advising that their farm is covered and would have spoken to one of our inspectors to schedule an initial on-farm inspection. If you’re uncertain if you’ve had an inspection by our program, we can look up your farm name and verify your status within our farm inventory.
If you are unsure of your farm's status under the Produce Safety Rule and want to verify this information, please contact the Produce Safety Program.
If you are unsure of your farm's status under the Produce Safety Rule and want to verify this information, please contact the Produce Safety Program.
