PATRICIA JOSEPH
@brandon95
10 years ago
Anthony Parr joined the group Louisiana 10 years ago
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Rebecca Williams joined the group Louisiana 11 years ago
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Flore Saleun-Guillaume posted an update in the group Louisiana 11 years ago
Hi there,
I am a french pastry chef. It’s a long story but I will try to make it short.
Basically a friend’s let me rent his kitchen, therefore I created a business LLC, got a tax id number a business license, an occupational license. Now my friend cannot let me use his kitchen anymore and I am wondering what do I need to do in order to put my bus…[Read more]-
You need to find another commercial kitchen to cook from, since the current law in LA doesn’t allow pastries, so you can’t make the products at home. You can ask the health dept what commercial kitchens might be available around you.
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I gave my information to become a CFO, gave my tax ID number,and my occupational license what is next? Do I have to become a LLC
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You do not need to become an LLC: http://forrager.com/faq/#llc
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Flore Saleun-Guillaume joined the group Louisiana 11 years ago
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David replied to the topic Mixing a BBQ sauce??? in the forum Louisiana 11 years ago
You can’t do this from your home kitchen. You can build another kitchen onto your home, but this can be really pricey. http://forrager.com/faq/#commercial
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David replied to the topic Information on selling elderberry syrup out of my home? in the forum Louisiana 11 years ago
Try calling your health dept to see if they would consider your syrup a “preserve”, in which case it would be allowed under the cottage food law. They probably will not allow it, and if they don’t then your business can’t be done from home. You’d need to use a commercial kitchen. http://forrager.com/faq/#commercial
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David replied to the topic Expanding the Law in the forum Louisiana 11 years ago
Probably the only way would be to propose an amendment in the next legislative session.
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David replied to the topic Question in the forum Louisiana 12 years ago
Jammy, you can sell your biscotti, since that’s considered a cookie. I believe you can use wild yeast to make them.
I am not sure what you are asking about with the fresh fruit. Can you clarify?
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David Crabill created the group Louisiana 12 years ago
Are pecan pies allowed?
I’m not sure if those would be allowed, due to the relatively high egg content usually found in pecan pies. You should contact your health dept to see what they will allow.