Our Mobile Market “The Produce Cart”

The Produce Cart is a mobile farmers’ market that serves food-insecure communities in Butler, Beaver, and Lawrence counties. In 2023, The Produce Cart visited communities that lack a full-service grocery store in their downtown corridors, including Butler, Petrolia, New Castle, Beaver Falls, and Aliquippa. Locally grown and/or sourced products are carried whenever possible.

CP purchases the meat products, dairy products, and fruit and vegetables it carries from local vendors. The market has regularly scheduled stops at locations in each community that are convenient for customers who may have to drive or walk to shop each week.

The Produce Cart accepts Fresh Bucks (in Butler County), SNAP/EBT and Cash/Card payments, as well as vouchers issued by our partners at Primary Health Network.

Our recipes and instructional videos can be found on The Produce Cart website, and our summer schedule will be posted there as soon as it is available.

Our Sponsors

Sisters of St. Joseph of Baden

The Sisters of St Joseph are a Catholic congregation of vowed women who are dedicated to loving and serving God and neighbor. Rooted in prayer, community living and the Gospel, they commit themselves to the mission of unity and reconciliation, nonviolence and peacemaking through their presence, their prayers and their service. They live and work to be in union with God, with Earth, with one another, with the Church and with all whom they meet.

The Food Trust

The Food Trust works with neighborhoods, institutions, retailers, farmers, and policymakers across the country to ensure delicious, nutritious food for all. Backed by three decades of research and evaluation, our holistic community-centered approach to nutrition security weaves together three core programming elements — access, affordability and education — as well as a focus on advocating for public policy solutions.

The Project was financed [in part] by a grant from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, The Food Trust.

PA Department of Community and Economic Development

The Project was financed [in part] by a grant from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, The Food Trust.