Can I Sell Caramel Corn in Maine?

Yes

Specific Requirements for Caramel Corn in Maine

Caramel corn can be sold under Maine's cottage food rules.

  • Allowed if made in a home kitchen for direct sale
  • Not allowed: foods requiring refrigeration or are potentially hazardous
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Details for Caramel Corn in Maine

In Maine, you can sell caramel corn as it is a low-risk, shelf-stable item. Ensure compliance with local regulations and labeling requirements for safe sales.

What’s Allowed

Caramel corn is allowed as it is a low-risk, shelf-stable food item. It can be prepared in a home kitchen for direct sale to consumers.

Not Allowed or Restrictions

Foods that require refrigeration or are potentially hazardous cannot be sold. Ensure compliance with state and local requirements, including permits and labeling.


Frequently Asked Questions

What types of foods can I sell?
You can sell low-risk, shelf-stable items like baked goods, candies, and jams.
Are there restrictions on selling caramel corn?
Yes, it must be sold directly and comply with local regulations.

Reference for Food Laws and Regulations in Maine

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Other Common Foods in Maine

Banana Bread Brownies Cakes Candied Nuts Coffee Beans Cookies Cupcakes Jam Pies Sourdough Bread