Commissioner Adam H. Putnam


Florida Agriculture: 500 Years in the Making

Agricultural Commerce, Business Development and Marketing

Agricultural Dealer’s Licenses

The Florida License and Bond Law aids in the marketing of agricultural products by providing a marketplace relatively free of unfair trading practices and defaults. The law helps assure that producers receive proper payment for their products and protects them against buyers who fail to pay.

Dealers in agricultural products must be licensed and bonded. To secure a license, they must file an application, pay a fee, and post a surety bond or certificate of deposit. If a dealer fails to pay for products, the producer may file a claim.

Complaints must be filed within six months of the sale or delivery of the agricultural product. The Complainant must provide a $50 filing fee for each complaint filed. If the claim is upheld, then money is taken from the dealer's bond and paid to the producer.

Search for Licensed Dealers

Licensed Dealers in Florida, Searchable Database

Agricultural License and Bond Claims

Dealers That Have Claims Against Them

Official Forms

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs About the License and Bond Law

Print Resources

Florida Laws

Contact Us About Agricultural Dealer's Licenses

Division of Marketing and Development
Bureau of Agricultural Dealer's Licenses
The Mayo Building
407 South Calhoun Street
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0800

Mandy Medders
(850) 617-7150
(850) 617-7151 Fax
Christopher.Green@FreshFromFlorida.com

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