Minnesota licensing lookup lists Vabvee Produce LLC food handler record in Saint Paul
Rule Changes Saint Paul, MN localThe record is one approval and does not show whether the business has opened or holds every permit.
Overview
Minnesota's Department of Agriculture licensing lookup now lists a food handler retail license for Vabvee Produce LLC at 1001 Johnson Parkway, Unit 222, in Saint Paul. The record appeared on the list on November 10, 2026.
The lookup does not publish a date for when the license was granted or filed. A single license record does not show whether the business holds every approval it needs, whether it has opened, or whether it is already serving customers at that address.
Why it matters
A new food license record is a routine step, but it does not by itself mean a business has opened or cleared every permit.
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Food handler license record appears in Minnesota lookup
Today LicensingThe Minnesota Department of Agriculture's licensing lookup lists Vabvee Produce LLC at 1001 Johnson Parkway, Unit 222, Saint Paul.
Scenarios
Saint Paul lists a city business license for Vabvee Produce LLC
Discussed by: No analysts have published a forecast; the scenario is defined by the next official record.
If the business pursues city permits, a Saint Paul business license or registration would appear in the city's licensing system. The state food handler record is separate from city requirements.
State food handler record for Vabvee Produce LLC disappears from lookup
Discussed by: No analysts have published a forecast; the scenario is defined by the state lookup itself.
License records can lapse or be removed. If the record is no longer listed, the state lookup would show no active food handler license for the company at that address.