Details for Fudge in California
In California, you can sell fudge as it is considered a shelf-stable food. Ensure compliance with labeling rules and other cottage food regulations.
What’s Allowed
Fudge is allowed under California’s cottage food law as it is a shelf-stable food. Sellers must ensure that their fudge meets all labeling requirements and is prepared in compliance with local health regulations.
Not Allowed or Restrictions
Foods that require refrigeration or contain meat or dairy are not allowed. Sellers must also adhere to sales limits and permit restrictions based on their cottage food classification.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What types of foods can I sell?
- You can sell shelf-stable foods like fudge, baked goods, and candies.
- Are there sales limits for cottage food?
- Yes, sales limits are $75,000 for Class A permits and $150,000 for Class B.