Details for Cookies in California
In California, you can sell cookies as part of the cottage food law. These must be shelf-stable baked goods, and you need to follow specific regulations.
What’s Allowed
You can sell cookies as long as they are shelf-stable and do not contain cream or meat fillings. Ensure they are on the state’s approved food list.
Not Allowed or Restrictions
Cookies that require refrigeration or contain perishable ingredients are not allowed. Out-of-state sales and wholesale distribution are restricted based on your permit type.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What training is required to sell cookies?
- You must complete a food processor training course to sell cookies.
- What are the sales limits for cottage food?
- Annual sales limits are up to $75,000 for Class A permits and $150,000 for Class B.