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Public Wholesale Markets

Food wholesalers and businesses located or operating within a designated public wholesale market must be registered with BIC. At present there are almost 200 wholesalers and market businesses operating in four designated public wholesale markets: the New York City Terminal Market (Hunts Point Produce Market); the Hunts Point Cooperative Market, Inc. (Hunts Point Meat Market); New Fulton Fish Market at Hunts Point; and the Brooklyn Wholesale Meat Market. BIC may designate other public wholesale markets as subject to the registration requirement at later dates. 

In addition, other types of businesses that provide services inside public wholesale markets must obtain registrations from BIC. The owners and employees of wholesalers and businesses are required to have photo identification cards issued by BIC or BIC's designee.

For more information on requirements to operate in a designated public wholesale market, please select from below for the information listed.

Licensing, Registration, and Photo ID Requirements
Know the Rules and Regulations
License and Registration Terms, Fees, and Applications

Michael J. Mansfield, Commissioner/Chair

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