Details for Granola Bars in Maryland
In Maryland, you can sell granola bars made in a home kitchen. These must be shelf-stable and comply with state regulations, including proper labeling and direct sales.
What’s Allowed
Granola bars are allowed if they are shelf-stable and made in a home kitchen. They must not require refrigeration or be potentially hazardous.
Labeling & Packaging
Cottage food operators must use prescribed labeling that discloses the product is made in a home kitchen and lists ingredients and allergens.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What types of foods are allowed?
- Allowed foods include shelf-stable items like granola bars, cookies, and candies.
- Where can I sell my granola bars?
- Sales are limited to direct-to-consumer venues, not for resale.