Details for Cookies in Iowa
In Iowa, you can sell cookies made in your home kitchen. These must be shelf-stable and not require refrigeration. Be sure to follow local regulations and labeling requirements.
What’s Allowed
You can sell cookies as they are considered non-time/temperature-controlled, shelf-stable foods. This means they can be safely made in a home kitchen and sold directly to consumers.
Not Allowed or Restrictions
Foods that require refrigeration or are potentially hazardous cannot be sold. This includes most meat, dairy, and ready-to-eat prepared foods that need temperature control.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What types of cookies can I sell?
- You can sell cookies that are shelf-stable and made in a home kitchen.
- Are there restrictions on selling cookies?
- Yes, sales must be direct-to-consumer and not through wholesale or out-of-state shipping.