How to sell homemade goods

    • [PDF File]Selling at Farmers Markets in Washington State

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      2 What products do you want to sell at farmers markets? This may seem obvious, but it helps to start with an inventory of: 1. Everything you plan to grow or raise and want to direct market, including niche harvests and value‐


    • [PDF File]Farmers Market and Farm Stand Guidelines 03152011

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      canned goods) that can be sold at farmers markets, and other such items. Bakery products made from scratch, mix or bake-off and sold directly to the public by the producer of the product are exempt from labeling requirements; however, ingredient information must be …


    • [PDF File]Home Based Vendors Basics

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      ISDH Terms •A “Home-Based Vendor” is an individual who: –Has made, grown, or raised a food product at their primary residence, property owned or leased by them –Is selling the food product they made, grew or raised only at a roadside stand or farmers market; poultry, rabbit and eggs may


    • [PDF File]Selling Home-Canned Foods: Do It Safe, Do It Legal

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      You can not sell baked goods, dried foods, flavored vinegars, beverages, foods that must be kept refrigerated to ensure safety, or any other item that is not a high-acid canned fruit or vegetable family’s kitchenYou can not sell product made outside your , such as in a restaurant or a shared kitchen Requirements of the new law:


    • [PDF File]Food Safety and Regulation Requirements for Farmers ...

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      • Baked goods - rolls, breads, cookies, cupcakes, pies that do not have a dairy based filling, homemade granola product, etc. (A clearly visible placard is required at the sale location statingthe food was prepared in a kitchen that is not inspected or licensed by theregulatory authority.) • …


    • [PDF File]Georgia Department of Agriculture Food Safety Division

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      baked goods may not be decorated or garnished with fresh or frozen fruits or vegetables. Can I make and sell dry bread or ‘instant' bread mixes under the Cottage Food Regulations? Yes. Dry bread mixes are an acceptable product to produce and sell, as long as you meet all the requirements of the Cottage Food Regulations.


    • [PDF File]Federal and State Regulations on Selling Fermented Foods

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      4. Prepare and sell only NON-potentially hazardous food (such as baked goods, certain jams and jellies) and/or home canned pickles, vegetables, or fruits with a pH of 4.6 or lower. 5. Label food with your name and address, the date produced, and the ingredients, including potential allergens. 6.


    • [PDF File]Arkansas' Cottage Food Law: What the Law Allows FSPPC115

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      to sell homemade goods without having to invest money in expensive commercial kitchens. Although the law has been in effect for several years, confusion continues about what products can be sold as a Cottage Food. Not everything sold at a farmers’ market is a Cottage Food item. The following information can help determine whether a home-


    • [PDF File]Baked Goods RESOURCES AND LINKS Food Safety Food Code ...

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      potentially hazardous foods, like baked goods, in their home kitchens and sell them directly to the public without inspection at certain events. These foods include breads, cookies, fruit pies, cracked nuts and similar foods. Check with your local public health agency …


    • [PDF File]Processing and Selling Value Added Food Products in Maryland

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      Canned Goods - naturally acid (pH of 4.6 or less) fruit such as apples, apricots, blackberries, boysenberries, cherries, grapes, peaches, etc. Evaluation needed in order to sell directly from farm or at farmer’s markets with no license. To sell to restaurants or retailers, on farm home processing license for sales less than $40,000. Over ...


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