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Where to sell your own harvest in Denmark

For Denmark we list 2 ways to sell, each from its own page; 14 markets and farm shops in 1 city from OpenStreetMap; and the EU rule plus 1 national source on selling your own produce.

Platforms and networks

  • DBA. Classifieds site dba.dk. Private individuals post their own listings there. (source, checked 7 October 2026)
  • Facebook Marketplace. Facebook Marketplace: Meta's Marketplace directory lists this country among those where it is available. (source, checked 7 October 2026)

Rules for selling your own produce

EU rule

  • Regulation (EC) No 852/2004, Art. 1(2)(c) and 1(3). EU food hygiene Regulation 852/2004 does not apply to direct supply, by the producer, of small quantities of primary products to the final consumer or to local shops that supply the final consumer directly (Art. 1(2)(c)). Each member state sets national rules for this (Art. 1(3)). (source, checked 7 October 2026)

National rules

  • Fødevarestyrelsen: Salg af frugt og grønt direkte til forbrugere. Danish Veterinary and Food Administration: growers may sell raw fruit, vegetables, potatoes and berries they grew themselves, for example from a roadside stall. Small quantities can stay under the de minimis threshold, with no registration; larger quantities require registration as a primary producer at landbrugsindberetning.dk. (source, checked 7 October 2026)

Summaries of the cited sources as of the check date, not legal advice. Rules change; read the source before selling.

Markets and farm shops by city

Marketplaces and farm shops near the cities of Denmark on our list, from OpenStreetMap.

Copenhagen · 14

and 8 more in OpenStreetMap

Places: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Collected 7 October 2026 within 15 km of the city centre, at most 15 per kind; addresses and hours as mapped — check before you go.