Details for Cookies in Illinois
In Illinois, you can make and sell cookies from your home kitchen. These cookies must be non-potentially hazardous and can be sold directly to consumers at various locations, including farmers' markets and online.
What’s Allowed
You can sell cookies as they are considered non-potentially hazardous foods. This includes selling directly to consumers at home, markets, or online.
Labeling & Packaging
Products must be properly labeled with your business name, address, ingredient list, allergen info, net weight, and a disclosure about being made in an uninspected home kitchen.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I sell cookies at a farmers' market?
- Yes, you can sell cookies directly to consumers at farmers' markets.
- What labeling is required for my cookies?
- You must include your business name, address, ingredients, allergens, net weight, and a disclosure about the home kitchen.