Procurement · Local Line partnership

Buy straight from local farms. Skip the spreadsheets.

Sourcing should not be the hardest part of running a mobile market. Farmers' Truck partners with Local Line so operators can order from nearby farms in one place.

Local Line ordering platform showing a farm's organic vegetables on desktop and mobile

Why local sourcing

Good for farmers. Good for neighbors.

Mobile markets sit where community access meets farmer income. Buying close to home helps both.

Money stays local

More of every dollar stays in the local economy.

Farmers get steady buyers

Reliable, repeat orders farms can plan around.

Fresher food

Shorter trips from field to truck. Clear origins your shoppers trust.

What you get

One platform for ordering, delivery and invoices.

Farmers' Truck operators get Local Line at a partner discount.

  • Find and buy from 10,000+ listed local farms
  • Place orders, manage deliveries and track invoices
  • Track food safety certifications and compliance
  • Cut admin time spent on emails and spreadsheets
  • Often lower sourcing costs by buying closer to home
Farmer carrying a basket of harvested greens, with the Local Line logo
Shopper choosing fresh fruit and vegetables at a Farmers' Truck mobile market

About Local Line

Started with potatoes in an SUV.

Local Line began in 2015. Founder Cole Jones delivered potatoes out of his SUV and saw how hard local buying could be. Today it supports thousands of farms, food hubs and food programs across North America.

It does not replace relationships. It makes them last.

More about Local Line

Not sure Local Line fits your market?

Tell us how you source today. We'll walk through it with you.

Online grocery shopping website with organic vegetables and products, featuring a farm in California, with fresh produce like carrots, cabbage, and cauliflower, alongside a phone displaying items for sale including peaches, eggs, carrots, and tenderloin.

See How It Works

Here’s a short demo showing how operators use Local Line to source food, manage orders, and keep their markets stocked.