Current Law Details
MAJOR CHANGE July 1, 2025: HB 398 removes state licensing requirement, allows retail/restaurant sales. Currently requires business license, cottage food license, ANSI training, and inspection.
Quick Reference
Basic Requirements
- Law Type
- Cottage Food Law
- Annual Income Limit
- None
- Online Sales Allowed
- Yes
Getting Started
- • Check current state regulations
- • Contact your local health department
- • Complete any required training
- • Apply for permits/licenses if needed
- • Review labeling requirements
- • Plan your business structure
Important Legal Disclaimer
This information is for educational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. Cottage food laws change frequently and vary by local jurisdiction. Always verify current regulations with your state and local health departments before starting your business.
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