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Sales over $20,000

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  • September 16, 2013 at 1:24 pm #1860

    Laura

    Once you sell over the 20,000 dollar limit what type of licenses do you need? Obviously you can sell over the limit, but I’m sure things change you probably have to consider yourself a manufacturer or something along those lines. I’m not where near this but I plan to make this a part of my living when I live in Michigan shortly and wish to know the specifications.

    Thanks! :)

    September 19, 2013 at 10:23 pm #1897

    David Crabill
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    Oftentimes people use the cottage food laws as an easy way to get a food business started. Once you pass the limit, then you need to become a standard food business, which, aside from getting licenses and certain amounts of training, would require you to make everything in a commercial kitchen, instead of your home kitchen. The process can be significantly more complicated and costly, but that is the way most food businesses get setup. I’m not sure all the licenses you would need when you get bigger, but there are many other resources out there about that, because it is so common.

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