David Crabill
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Food trucks operate under different laws from a home-based business. I believe a food truck is considered a food establishment, and food establishments cannot sell food that is prepared in a home. You should contact the ag dept to clarify this info.
Yes, all meats in any form are definitely prohibited. You need to use a commercial kitchen. http://forrager.com/faq/#commercial
In Florida, an inspection can only happen if a customer has a health concern/complaint. I have never heard of that happening to any CFO across the states… at the very least, it’s exceedingly rare.
Kamila, I recommend you call the ag dept at 850-245-5520
Yes, you can sell thoroughly-baked items that contain fruit, like your cake, strawberry pies, or banana bread. You cannot sell cut fresh fruit.
Iowa doesn’t use the term “cottage food” in their law, though they do allow some types of homemade food to be directly sold. All of the information is based on the resources in the Resources section.
No — you would have to get a commercial license. http://forrager.com/faq/#commercial
No, typically it doesn’t. http://forrager.com/faq/#insurance
The answer would be different for each state, but no matter what the state, I’m not sure what would be allowed. You need to contact the ag dept for info about setting up a farmers market.
A coffee house would be considered a food establishment because “food” includes anything that is consumed.
You need to use a commercial kitchen to produce and sell chicken salad. http://forrager.com/faq/#commercial
