Your costs is about right, make sure that they are true clamshells or with lids. Not all have lids, but I believe you would really need them, or people will think they might be samples.

If you can't find prices nearby, check online. I'd bet they are available somewhere. Natural food stores might be a good source.

Wheat grass may also be sold as "cat grass," too. Indoor cats like to eat it, and it's good for their digestive system.

My broccoli sprouts are organic, I found out the healthfood store sells non-organic for $3.69... How much should i charge?

And any idea on how much to charge for a 12"x18" patch of wheatgrass?

There is a customer who comes every so often and asks for alfalfa. You might want to grow that too. Can you get broccoli seed cheap enough to sell as sprouts?

How do you grow sprouts for market by the way? What medium is used?

sprouts for consumption are grown without medium (glass and water)... the organic seeds are very expensive, but there is a profit margin if people were to purchase them as sprouts. I was hoping for advice on the pricing though... i am thinking between $3-$5.

I was wondering how your sales went at market last year. Considering gearing up for wheatgrass sales at the local market by spring. Offering full, 1/2 and 1/4 trays. $5, $10 and $20. Also considering pre-orders with the short shelf life. How was your experience.