A practical PDF for anyone who wants to start selling their tea at farmers markets and pop-ups in Washington. Whether you’re a teen testing your first idea, a hobby tea blender, or a small business owner. It’s more than just a starter kit; it gives you a clear picture of what you’ll actually need to think about, prepare, and pack so you’re not guessing your way through the process.
This guide is based on my personal experience and is not legal or food safety advice, but it will save you hours of Googling and help your first tea market feel less scary and more doable.
Tea Pop-Up Quick Start Checklist (Washington-Friendly)
$18.00 Regular Price
$9.00Sale Price
Inside, you’ll walk through:
- Business & license basics to consider in WA/USA
- Permits and sampling questions to ask your market and health department
- Simple labeling basics from a small tea brand perspective
- How to choose your first markets
- A real packing checklist and market-day tips
Reviews
Excellent customer service and tea of the highest quality. The varieties are gorgeous and flavors unmatched. We especially loved how the color dances in the hot water and some blends even magically change colors when you add citrus! Rini helped us make the perfect choices for our tastes and then we decided to get the sample package to try even more. Beautifully crafted packaging. You can tell each batch is made with care and love. 10 out of 10!
I found this incredibly helpful! It made the whole process of prepping for farmers markets so much less overwhelming. The step-by-step tips on permits, labeling, and market setup saved me a ton of guesswork. It’s practical, easy to follow, and really feels like advice from someone who’s been there. Highly recommend it if you’re just starting out!
Setting up a new business is overwhelming. Add to it, navigating through the complex and convoluted permit requirements, applying for them, obtaining them. It's become a nightmare. Not anymore. This comprehensive guide is all you need. This guide makes navigating the complex labyryinth a breeze. A must have tool in your toolkit.
I cannot recommend this checklist enough, especially if you're a first-timer or a hobbyist looking to make the jump to selling in Washington State. This isn't just a generic "business idea" guide; it's a practical, step-by-step PDF that cuts through the confusing process of pop-ups and farmers' markets.
First-timers, hobby tea blenders ready to test the waters, anyone who learns better from real experience than generic business advice.
Bottom line: If you're in Washington and thinking about selling tea at markets, just get this.