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By Marisa Alcorta, Rex Dufour and Tammy Hinman
Published: January 2013
Updated: n/a
© NCAT
IP436
2 pages
AbstractA produce broker is a salesperson who has access to any seller in the food chain, including packing houses, processors, agribusinesses, and mid- to large-scale farms. A produce broker can help you arrange the logistics of getting your product from your farm to their buyer, often taking commissions based on a percentage of the sale. This tip sheet highlights the advantages, considerations, useful tips, and key questions you should ask yourself when considering using a produce broker for your farm products. |
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