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Saturday, March 25, 2023

Environment Health | County of Riverside | Swap Meets

Swap Meets have been around since the 1800’s, and the term swap meet has been in use since at least the late 1940s. A swap meet includes a flea market or an open-air market where people offer merchandise for sale or exchange.

Swap Meets

If a swap meet has table top food vendors, the person or organization responsible for the swap meet is required to obtain a Swap Meet Organizer Permit.  In addition, each food vendor is required to obtain their own table top food stand permit.


 

Swap Meet Documents

Swap Meet Permit Application and Guidance

Swap Meet Organizers

If a swap meet has table top food vendors, the person or organization responsible for the swap meet is required to obtain a Swap Meet Organizer Permit.  The following documents must be submitted at least two weeks prior to operating, and upon renewing the annual organizer permit:

Table Top Food Vendors

Food vending operations at a swap meet can consist of whole, uncut produce or packaged nonperishable foods that are properly labeled.  Once a Table Top Food Stand Permit is obtained, you can operate at any swap meet in Riverside County with the approval of the swap meet organizer.  To obtain a Table Top Food Stand Permit the following documents must be submitted:

 

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