Certified Roadside Markets

Jackie Moore

Agriculture Marketing Specialist

The South Carolina Department of Agriculture’s Certified Roadside Market Program was established in 1972, the first official roadside market program in the state.

Because they must meet certain standards, we are confident that the roadside markets in the program are reputable and offer a good supply of South Carolina farm products. South Carolina farmers are constantly looking for new ways to market their products and make their farms more profitable. At the same time, they want others to take an interest in the origin of their food and in those who spend their lifetime producing it.

Jackie Moore

Agriculture Marketing Specialist

Join the Certified Roadside Market Program

If you currently have a Roadside Market, use this resource to determine whether or not your market meets our standards to be a SCDA Certified Roadside Market.

The South Carolina Department of Agriculture’s (SCDA) Certified Roadside Market Program was designed to create, establish, and improve the quality of roadside markets throughout the state while promoting fair and sanitary marketing and business practices. Qualifying markets must be members of the Certified SC program and be located in a permanent structure (no tents) with safe and easy access to public road(s) and primarily sell agricultural commodities to the public. A portion of the products offered for sale must include those grown or produced in South Carolina. Approved members will receive a 4’x3’ metal double-sided sign (pictured at right) and will be included on the website map and CRM listing.

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