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Deeksha Sinha posted an update in the group California 2 years ago
CFO as an LLC in California
Hello folks, my husband and I started a CFO (Class A) in Alameda County in California in 2023. We had formed an LLC and applied for the LLC to be a CFO.
Today, I was informed by the Department of Environmental Health that California Law strictly prohibits a CFO to be an LLC. Has anyone had a similar concern? I would…[Read more]Kneading to Bake joined the group Business 2 years ago
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David Crabill replied to the topic Allowable Product & Process Questions in the forum California 2 years ago
Hi Paige, sorry for the late reply!
1. They should be allowed. I don’t think it matters whether vegetables come from land or sea.
2. Depends on the county, but if it was rejected, I would escalate it up to CDPH, and they should be able to tell your county that your products are approved.
3. I believe veggie chips that are baked or fried are allowed.Michelle posted an update in the group Commercial 2 years ago
I’ve been selling spices and tea from home for 6+ years. Recently I was asked to supply a gift shop with tea. If I package my tea in an inspected kitchen, could I do this? Or am I not allowed because I already sell from home?
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Nayma posted an update in the group New Jersey 2 years, 2 months ago
Hello. Starting a Charcuterie business out of home. Are dried meats form purveyors allowed and or other dried meats. I am not making at home. boarding items like a gift basket idea and delivering. where can I find if this is allowed. I see the list of items allowed and not but that is not on there…appreciate direction. thank you.
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Mary Townsend posted an update in the group Bread 2 years, 3 months ago
Hey All! I’m new to Forrager and anxious to learn all I can! I have to eat guten free, so don’t have anything in my kitchen that contains wheat gluten. I bake a variety of muffins and love trying new additives to mix flavors, etc. Very excited to get started for the holidays!
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Mary Townsend posted an update in the group Packaging & Labeling 2 years, 3 months ago
I’m a “newby” in Forrager! Very excited too! I make gluten free items specifically due to my own diet restrictions. I make a lot of Fudge and I use various size tins lined with wax paper or foil. I’ve always had luck with that. I’ve been reading everything I can to become knowledgeable about what is allowed and not. I hope my packaging is…[Read more]
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Donald V. Backlund posted an update in the group Wisconsin 2 years, 3 months ago
Selling in Wisconsin i meant
Donald V. Backlund posted an update in the group Wisconsin 2 years, 3 months ago
I am Wondering about Pickled Eggs ,selling them on Wisconsin Friends ,Family and what about Taverns THanks
I don’t think you can do pickled eggs… just fruit and veggie items
Good morning David in Wisconsin what about Dehydrated foods like fruit Roll ups I’m just trying to get some ideas for a easy start up Thanks
Good Morning David can you send me your course for starting a cottage food business my wife would like to see it ,best e mail is donaldbacklund @yahoo.com I have been busy with my sister in a home she has dementia Alzheimer’s and I’m her guradian
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Hi Deeksha, I have not heard of this before but just did some research and it seems like that IS the case. Have you spoken with anyone at the Small Business Development Center (SBDC)? They might have someone who have more insight. You can also look into if you qualify for Start Small Think Big and they can offer pro-bono legal advice.