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The University of Exeter's Farmers Market objectives, market organization, key contact information, application process, and market rules. The University aims to support local producers, foster relationships between staff, students, and the local community, and reduce the carbon footprint of its students and staff. The Market takes place on the main Piazza at Streatham Campus and is run as a separate event. Stallholders must comply with the University's quality control system, product information requirements, and market rules. Fees are tiered into categories based on the type of stall and the event. The University reserves the right to review applications and terminate agreements if stallholders fail to comply with the rules.
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Stallholders are expected to stay for the duration of the Market.
The Market will take place on the main Piazza, Stocker Road, Streatham Campus, University of Exeter, EX4 4PY. Unless the Market Co-ordinator notifies the Stallholder about any alternative location on campus.
Stall sizes are approximately 3 metres x 3 metres (unless pre- arranged with the Market Co- ordinator; however, additional cost may be incurred).
Gill Winsor Market Place Forum University of Exeter Forum Building Exeter EX4 4SZ
or such other Market Co-ordinator which the University notifies to Stallholders from time to time.
By attending The Market event, Stallholder’s provide their consent to their information being included in the Market’s marketing brochure and/or website.
Please also note that:
the allocation and positioning of stalls is solely at the discretion of the Market Co-ordinator;
each Market is run as a separate event.
Stallholders must be able to provide provenience of all products. Where possible all products are to be locally sourced, made, grown or reared to a high quality.
The Market does not permit the purchasing/re-packaging/selling on of finished or imported produce.
Stallholders must meet the following requirements:
all Stallholders must comply with the Market Rules;
Comply with the requirements set out in this Stallholder’s Agreement.
To apply to become a Stallholder, the process is as follows:
All Stallholders must comply with the eligibility requirements;
Application forms to be completed which include:
o Public Liability Insurance certificate with cover of at least £2million;
o Products liability insurance (this may be incorporated in the Public Liability Insurance);
o Health and safety risk assessments relating to the stall and the produce to be sold including COSHH; and
o Any other paperwork/ certificates relevant to the Stallholder’s business including HACCP gas certificate and food Hygiene rating certificate.
Once registered and approved by the Market coordinator Stallholders are required to book via the University of Exeter Online Store to secure the advertised available pitch ADD ONLINE LINK
Documents listed above are to be sent via mail or email with a covering letter to:-
Gill Winsor Farmers Market Co-ordinator University of Exeter Forum Building Exeter EX4 4SZ themarket@exeter.ac.uk
and originals of any documents detailed above will be provided to the University if requested at any time.
The University will consider the Application having regard to the following principles, including but not limited to:
Does the Stallholder: have all or any of the following:
o constant monitoring to provide a consistent product or to deliver it to the specification required;
o defined quality control system in operation; and
o adequate recorded controls in operation at each stage of the manufacturing process which are checked regularly and take the form of, for example, regular temperature checks and an ingredient and allergen audit trail.
If Applications are received from several producers offering the same or similar produce, priority will be given to local producers located closest to the Market.
The Stallholder’s business details may be forwarded to the Environmental Health Department and the University reserves the right to take into account the information it receives in response.
Compliance with any criteria set out in the Market Rules.
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£10 per 3Mx3M Pitch
To qualify invitation to participate at the Open Days you will need to attend over 75% of the Regular Friday Markets.
An invoice will be sent to Stallholders who have attended the booked Market dates.
Failure to pay the University within [30] days of receipt of the invoice as detailed in the payments section will result in the offer of a stall being withdrawn and the University shall be entitled to offer the said stall to another applicant.
By signing the Application Form and taking part in the Market, the Stallholder agrees to comply with the following rules and regulations:
Products
No Genetically Modified (GM) produce or produce containing GM ingredients may be sold at the Market.
Stallholders must be able to trace the origin of the produce they are selling.
Stallholders must only sell produce of a high quality.
Stallholders are only permitted to sell products which they have included in their Application Form.
No bought in produce to be sold.
Compliance with Laws and licences
Stallholders must comply with all local and national laws and regulations regarding the production, labelling, packaging, display, storage and sale of produce as well as complying with current health and safety, trading standards, environmental health and food hygiene requirements.
Stallholders must be registered with Environmental Health Officers in their area.
Stallholders selling alcoholic products must have the requisite licences to sell such products.
Stallholders must comply with the rules and regulations of any professional organisation of which they are a member.
Please note the University reserves the right to exchange information with Trading Standards and Environmental Health and that you may be inspected as a result of such discussions.
Vehicular parking on and access to the Great Hall Piazza Areas (“Piazzas”)
Access to the Piazzas with any vehicle is to be with the written permission of the University and not otherwise No vehicle with an axel weight exceeding 7.5 tonnes is permitted on the Piazzas (including access roads to the Piazzas) There should be no hard power steering with full lock to full lock as this has the potential of leaving rubber tread. Where a petrol or diesel driven vehicle is brought on to the Piazzas, spill kits must be used to ensure all spillages are caught. The tray should be filled with an appropriate absorbent material and must be removed from the University campus and disposed of in a safe and environmental way. Diesel/petrol generators must have spill kits to catch all spillages.
There are toilets available in the Great Hall (on the ground floor).
Ground mats must be used by all Stallholders who are cooking and Stallholders must provide fire extinguishers and/or fire Blankets. Drip trays must be used underneath catering vehicles that stay on the piazzas.
All the above Market Rules are subject to change. As and when they change a new set of Rules will be issued and notified to the Stallholder which will supersede any previous rules issued.
The Market Rules should be read in conjunction with the Stallholder’s Agreement. Obligations in the Stallholder’s Agreement or requirements on Stallholders shall apply as if they were repeated in the Market Rules.
In the event that the University cancels a Market date for security/property or other unexpected reason, fees already paid will be applied to an alternative date or refunded.
Failure to Comply with Market Rules
If at any time the Stallholder fails to comply with or abide by the Market Rules (or the University has reasonable grounds to believe this to be the case) then the University may terminate this Agreement by notice to the Stallholder in which event the Stallholder will forfeit the stall fee for that Market date and any stall fees paid upfront to the University for any future Markets.
Cancellation
Please note that if less than seven days’ notice is received by the University if you wish to cancel your pitch, you will be liable for the full fee and your stall will be reallocated.
In the event that the University cancels a Market date for security/property or other unexpected reason, fees already paid will be applied to an alternative Market date or refunded.
Stallholder Responsibility
You, the Stallholder are responsible for:
all employees, workers, customers, visitors and other third parties in connection with your stall;
all property, produce and equipment brought onto the Market Area, and wider University Streatham Campus, in connection with your stall and will keep the same safe and secure; and
all and any injuries or losses in relation to such persons or property in connection with your stall.
Disclaimer of Liability
The University is organising and hosting the Market with a view to:
enabling local farmers and producers to sell their produce directly the local community;
giving consumers the chance to buy fresh, locally sourced produce;
raising public awareness on issues such as GM foods, land management and organic farming; and
giving the consumer the street food experience.
Accordingly, and subject always to paragraph 4 below:
o for personal injury or death resulting from the University’s negligence;
o for any matter which it would be illegal for the University to exclude (or to attempt to exclude) its liability; or
o for fraud.
In consideration of the above, the Stallholder accepts and acknowledges that the terms of this disclaimer are reasonable; and agrees to indemnify, keep indemnified and hold harmless the University from and against all costs (including the costs of enforcement), expenses, liabilities, injuries, direct, indirect and consequential loss (all three of which terms include pure economic loss, loss of profits, loss of business, depletion of goodwill and like loss), damages, claims, demands, proceedings and legal costs (on a full indemnity basis) and judgments which the University incur or suffer in connection with any act or omission by you, your employees, customers or suppliers in connection with your attendance at the Market and/or any breach by you of the Market Rules or any other requirement of this Stallholder’s Handbook.
Business Name:………………………………………………………………………...…
Proprietor’s Name:………………………………………………………………………...
Agriculture Holding Number:……………………………………………………………
Organic Licence/Certification Details:…………………………………………………...
Other Certification:………………………………………………………………………..
Local Environmental Health contact (if appropriate):………………………………….
Public Liability Insurance and expiry date:……………………………………………...
There is a requirement for a minimum of £2m Public Liability Insurance
Products Liability Insurance (if not covered under the Public Liability Insurance) and expiry date ………..…………………………..
VAT registration no. (If applicable):……………………………………………………...
Contact Name:…………………………………………………………………………….
Postal Address:…………………………………………………………………………...
Post Town:………………………………………………………………………………...
Post Code:…………………………………………………………………………………
Telephone: Day/Business:……………………………………………………………….
Eve/Home:…………………………….………..Mobile:…………………………….......
Fax Number:…………………………………………..
Email Address:………………………………………...
Business & Contact Details……………………………………………………………
Please provide copies of the following:
a) Public Liability Insurance Certificate with cover of at least £2 million
b) Products Liability Insurance (this may be incorporated in the Public Liability Insurance)
c) Health and Safety risk assessments relating to the stall and the products to be sold
d) Any other relevant paperwork / certificates relevant to the stall
e) Environmental Health Certificates
Product Information
Please indicate which products you wish to bring to the Market, using the keys below to describe each product as fully as possible.
O =Organic Product (in conversion)
C =Derived from cow’s milk
F =Free Range Product
S =Derived from Sheep’s Milk
G =Derived from Goat’s Milk
FR =Fresh
FZ =Frozen
Product O/C/F/S/G FR/FZ Months produce available (if all year leave blank)
Current Planned
Where your products contain bought-in ingredients please detail your suppliers:
Ingredient Supplier Details (including organic certification if applicable)
Should you have any questions on any section of this Application Form or have a query not covered here please do not hesitate to contact the Market Co-ordinator.