Oklahoma Code § 2-5-3A.4

Title 2. Agriculture: Permissible products at registered farmers markets
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The following products may be sold at a registered farmers
market:
1.  Raw, uncut produce;
2.  Whole shell eggs, so long as properly licensed by the
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry;
3.  Meat, so long as in compliance with all Oklahoma Department
of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry regulations for sales of meat and
so long as appropriately licensed by the State Department of Health;

4.  Baked goods that qualify pursuant to the Home Bakery Act of
2013;
5.  Processed foods and Time/Temperature Control for Safety
Foods that meet all local, state and federal requirements and are
made with at least a portion of ingredients grown or raised in
Oklahoma or are processed in Oklahoma;
6.  Nonfood items, only if those items account for less than
twenty-five percent (25%) of the overall sales at the farmers
market; and
7.  Any other items listed in rules promulgated pursuant to the
Oklahoma Farmers Market and Farmers Hub Act.

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