Details for Dry Baking Mixes in California
In California, you can sell dry baking mixes from home under cottage food laws. Ensure your products are shelf-stable and comply with labeling and permit requirements.
What’s Allowed
You can sell dry baking mixes as they are considered shelf-stable foods. Ensure they do not contain perishable ingredients like meat or dairy.
Not Allowed or Restrictions
Foods requiring refrigeration or containing meat or dairy are not allowed. Class A permits restrict sales to direct sales only.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What training is required to sell dry baking mixes?
- Sellers must complete a food processor training course to sell dry baking mixes.
- What are the sales limits for cottage food sellers?
- Sellers can earn up to $75,000 for Class A permits and $150,000 for Class B.