Details for Caramel Corn in Georgia
In Georgia, you can sell homemade caramel corn as it is a non-potentially hazardous food. Ensure you register your cottage food operation and follow labeling rules for compliance.
What’s Allowed
You can sell homemade, non-potentially hazardous foods like caramel corn. Registration with the Georgia Department of Agriculture is required before selling.
Labeling & Packaging
You must follow labeling rules, including ingredient disclosure and a registration number. The label must state that the product is made in a home kitchen.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do I need to register to sell caramel corn?
- Yes, you must register your cottage food operation with the Georgia Department of Agriculture.
- Can I sell caramel corn at farmers' markets?
- Yes, you can sell directly to consumers at farmers' markets after registration.