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Jacksonville Farmers Market is the oldest farmers' market in Florida, dating back to 1938. As North Florida's largest permanent farmers' market, the market is open to the public for free seven days a week for individual retail and wholesale shopping, selling produce, meats, dairy, and specialty food products from more than 100 farmers and food vendors. Many vendors specialize in organic, seasonal, and ethnic food products, with new and unique products arriving daily. More than 25,000 visitors shop at the market each week, including many customers from area restaurants shopping for locally-sourced ingredients for gourmet dishes.

1810 W Beaver St, Jacksonville, FL 32209, Phone: 904-354-2821

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