No certifiable agricultural products may be sold at CFM unless they are listed on the certified producer's certificate. Is this statement true or false?

The statement is true. In the context of Certified Farmers’ Markets (CFM), the regulations stipulate that only those agricultural products that are listed on a certified producer's certificate can be sold at the market. This certificate serves as a verification that the products being offered are produced by the farmer themselves and meet specific standards set by the regulations. This system is designed to ensure transparency and reliability regarding the origin and production methods of the agricultural products available for sale. By restricting sales to only those products that are certified, the integrity of the market is maintained, and consumers can trust that they are purchasing genuine and locally produced agricultural goods.