Can I Sell Jam in Maine?

Yes

Specific Requirements for Jam in Maine

You can sell jam made in a home kitchen.

  • Allowed if made from low-risk, shelf-stable ingredients
  • Not allowed: foods requiring refrigeration or are potentially hazardous
More details

Details for Jam in Maine

In Maine, you can sell jam made in a home kitchen as long as it is low-risk and shelf-stable. Ensure you follow local regulations and labeling requirements.

What’s Allowed

You can prepare and sell jams and jellies from your home kitchen. These items must be low-risk and shelf-stable, meaning they do not require refrigeration.

Not Allowed or Restrictions

You cannot sell foods that require refrigeration or are potentially hazardous, such as most meats and dairy products. Additionally, there are restrictions on wholesale and out-of-state sales.


Frequently Asked Questions

What types of foods can I sell?
You can sell low-risk, shelf-stable items like jams and jellies.
Are there any sales restrictions?
Yes, wholesale and out-of-state sales are restricted under the home-food framework.

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 Cookies Cupcakes Pies Sourdough Bread