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BY KAREN CHANEY
Cameron Satterthwaite said his favorite things about owning Georgia’s Farmers Market are how it changes seasonally and the relationships he gets to build.
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Georgia’s Farmers Market stocks fresh produce year-round
Cameron Satterthwaite is the third owner of Georgia’s Farmers Market. Georgia Massie-Machala was the original owner; then, in 2001, Satterthwaite’s grandfather Vic Woolsey bought the business. Satterthwaite was 17 years old when he started working for his grandfather. In 2018, after nine years of learning the ropes, and when Woolsey said he was ready to retire, he bought the business. The approach Tomatoes are Georgia’s Farmers Market’s No. 1 seller year-round thanks to the fact that their toma- toes are always homegrown and vine ripened, Satterthwaite said. “I like to use people who specialize in what they grow,” he said. Then/now Many customers who started shopping at Georgia’s Farmers Market as kids are bringing their own kids now, Satterthwaite said. “Even myself, I was this tall when I was checking them out,” he said, holding his hand near his shoulder. “Now I have kids.”
Tomatoes are the business’ No. 1 seller year-round.
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