Can I Sell Granola in Utah?

Yes

Specific Requirements for Granola in Utah

Granola can be made and sold in Utah.

  • Allowed if made without refrigeration requirements
  • Not allowed: foods needing time/temperature control
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Details for Granola in Utah

In Utah, you can make and sell granola as a non-hazardous homemade food. Ensure compliance with registration and labeling requirements, and sell directly to consumers.

What’s Allowed

Granola is allowed as it is a non-potentially hazardous food. You can sell it directly to consumers at farmers' markets or online with in-state delivery.

Not Allowed or Restrictions

Foods that require refrigeration or time/temperature control for safety are not allowed. Ensure compliance with local food-safety standards and registration requirements.


Frequently Asked Questions

What types of foods can I sell?
You can sell non-potentially hazardous foods like granola, breads, and jams.
Where can I sell my granola?
You can sell granola directly to consumers at markets or online.

Reference for Food Laws and Regulations in Utah

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Other Common Foods in Utah

Cream Cheese Cupcakes Dried Herbs Dry Baking Mixes Fruit Butter Fudge Granola Bars Jam Lollipops Muffins Pies Popcorn