Can I Sell Cookies in Maine?

Yes

Specific Requirements for Cookies in Maine

Cookies can be sold directly from home kitchens in Maine.

  • Allowed if they are low-risk and shelf-stable
  • Not allowed: foods requiring refrigeration or are potentially hazardous
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Details for Cookies in Maine

In Maine, you can sell cookies made in your home kitchen. They must be low-risk and shelf-stable, following specific guidelines for safety and labeling.

What’s Allowed

You can prepare and sell cookies as long as they are low-risk and shelf-stable. This includes baked goods that do not require refrigeration.

Not Allowed or Restrictions

You cannot sell cookies that require refrigeration or are potentially hazardous. Additionally, there are restrictions on wholesale and out-of-state sales.


Frequently Asked Questions

What types of cookies can I sell?
You can sell cookies that are low-risk and shelf-stable, as per Maine's guidelines.
Are there any permits required?
Yes, you must meet state/local requirements, including permits and specific labeling.

Reference for Food Laws and Regulations in Maine

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Other Common Foods in Maine

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