A vendor is considered a food vendor if they sell anything consumable, including:

Desserts — cupcakes, cakes, cookies, brownies, funnel cakes, pastriesIce cream — scoops, cones, sundaes, milkshakes

Shaved ice / Icee — snow cones, slushies, Italian iceCandy — packaged or homemadeBeverages — lemonade, teas, juices, specialty drinks

Hot food — meals, plates, snacks, sides

Pre‑packaged food — chips, snacks, bottled drinks

If a vendor sells ANYTHING people eat or drink, they are a FOOD VENDOR.

A vendor is considered non‑food if they sell products or services that are NOT consumable, including:

Retail products — clothing, accessories, shoes

Beauty products — skincare, haircare, soaps, oils

Crafts & handmade goods — candles, jewelry, art

Direct sales vendors — Mary Kay, Scentsy, Paparazzi, Color Street

Service providers — photographers, coaches, barbers, consultants

Community organizations — nonprofits, outreach tables

If a vendor does NOT sell food or drinks, they are a NON‑FOOD vendor.

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