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More Farmers Market Rules and Regulations To Read About
Most of the information posted below is pretty standard but we thought it would be nice to bring it to our readers attention just in case. Especially, those of you up in Maine. You can see the entire brochure by clicking … Continue reading
Do You Have Anymore Mettler Toledo 8433 Scales?
We were just recently asked if we know anybody who had anymore of those Mettler Toledoâ„¢ 8433 price computing scales? This scale has been discontinued for probably ten years by now. But it doesn’t really surprise us that folks are looking … Continue reading
Posted in Battery Power Price Computing Scale, Buying Recommendations, General, Ohaus Retail Scales
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Dual Range Capacity Scales Can Put Some Extra Cents In Your Pocket
We’ve discussed this in the past a couple of times but it’s worth mentioning once again. NTEP legal for trade digital scales that feature dual range capacity can actually put a few extra pennies in your pocket on certain transactions. … Continue reading
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What is the Best Way to Sell Fruits and Vegetables at the Farmers Market?
Is there anyone out there who doesn’t get excited just thinking about sampling all the fresh fruits, vegetables, tasty ready-to-eat foods, crafts, and more at your local farmers market?  The majority of Markets are open during this time of the year. Have you … Continue reading
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Tagged legal, ntep, scale, standards, state
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Class III Certified Scales At The Farmers Market Are Recommended
At most farmers markets around the United States, state inspectors use calibrated weight kits to validate and certify digital scales for commercial transactions. Laws and regulations can vary from state to state but generally it is a good idea to purchase a scale … Continue reading
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Tagged certificate, certified, coc, conformance, ntep, standards, state
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Ohaus Aviator 7000 Scale Overview & Review
As we often do on this site, we like to take a look at a scale and let you know what we like and what we don’t like. The video linked below basically sums up our feelings regarding the Ohaus … Continue reading
NEW PRODUCT!! Detecto DM15 Scale With 240 Ounce Capacity
This is no joke! The Detecto DM15 is the ideal choice for retail frozen yogurt, ice cream, coffee beans, nuts, and candy stores. The Detecto DM15 price computing scale features a unique 240 ounce capacity by 0.1 ounce accuracy (15 … Continue reading
NEW PRODUCT! Ohaus Aviator 7000 Retail Scale
Over the years the Ohaus line of retail price computing scales has been a pretty solid choice for customers looking for a reliable, high quality scale. Of course the predecessor of the Ohaus RE15US and RE30US was the old XRT … Continue reading
Posted in Battery Power Price Computing Scale, Buying Recommendations, General, NTEP Legal for Trade, Ohaus Retail Scales
Tagged battery, display, new, ntep, produce, retail, scale
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Product Spotlight: CAS ER Junior Retail Scale
Digital price computing scales like the CAS ER JR are designed to take all the guess work out of pricing. These general purpose computing scales for direct sale of commodities in stores such as supermarkets, delicatessens and groceries are designed … Continue reading
Is There Still A Hanging Produce Scale For Sale That’s Certified Legal For Trade?
We usually focus on the digital retail scales that you see at the market each week but today we wanted to look at a classic scale you’ve probably seen at a produce market. You would be surprised at how often … Continue reading
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Tagged certified, conformance, farmers, market, ntep, produce, vegetables
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