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Vendor News

This is a page of news and information for our vendors and others interested in what's going on at the Abbotsford Farm & Country Market. If you know of something you think would be of interest, please email to: info@abbotsfordfarmandcountrymarket.com


Applications


EMAIL to info@abbotsfordfarmandcountrymarket.com
or FAX your application to 604.864.5769, or DROP IT OFF at
100 - 32383 South Fraser Way, Abbotsford
 

Regular Season Applications

2008 AFCM Vendor Application
2008 AFCM Vendor Application
  Benefits to Growers
   
2007 AFCM Food Service Vendor

 

Consignment Agreement

2007 AFCM Consignment Agreement
 

Entertainers Wanted for 2007!

2007 Entertainer Application
 

Friends of the Market

Want to be part of the Market?
2008 AFCM Volunteer Application
2008 AFCM Volunteer Application


Community Booth

Are you a community organization looking to publicize your resources and services?
2008 AFCM Community Booth Application
2008 AFCM Community Booth Application
 
Advertising & Promotion

Media Releases, Articles & Ads

Weekly Market Bag Promotion

Each week at the Market we conduct a free drawing for one of our Market Bags with an item or gift certificate from each of that week's vendors. Vendors are encouraged to make full use of this opportunity to get the story about your business into the hands of Market customers. Contact Bruce at 604-996-1542 or email info@abbotsfordfarmandcountrymarket.com





 
Benefits to Growers


  1. Facilitates product development and diversification
     
  2. Creates opportunities to add value to  your products
     
  3. Enhances farmer’s customer base and expands sales
    and income
     
  4. Promotes business start up and development
     
  5. Improvement in understanding customer needs
     
  6. Self confidence in business, merchandising skills cooperating with others, advertising and customer relations, pricing and competing effectively
     
  7. Improvement in decision making skills, leadership skills, willingness to take risks, community involvement, packaging products and cost control
     
  8. Opportunity to market their farm/on premise operation
     
  9. Do a market survey, meet customers and get
    started selling
     
  10. Better price than through wholesale channels, cash on hand on day of sale, sell odd size or oversized product, offer a wider range of tastier, and fun to grow vegetable varieties.