Can I Sell Pies in Massachusetts?

Yes

Specific Requirements for Pies in Massachusetts

You can sell pies made in your home kitchen.

  • Allowed if they are non-potentially hazardous and shelf-stable
  • Not allowed: refrigerated foods or resale through stores
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Details for Pies in Massachusetts

In Massachusetts, you can sell pies made in your home kitchen if they are non-potentially hazardous and shelf-stable. Direct sales to consumers are allowed, but certain restrictions apply.

What’s Allowed

You can sell non-potentially hazardous, shelf-stable pies made in your home kitchen. Direct sales to consumers at markets or online are permitted.

Not Allowed or Restrictions

Refrigerated pies and resale through grocery stores or restaurants are prohibited. You must follow local health rules and labeling requirements.


Frequently Asked Questions

Can I sell refrigerated pies?
No, refrigerated pies are not allowed for sale under these rules.
Where can I sell my pies?
You can sell your pies directly to consumers at markets or online.

Reference for Food Laws and Regulations in Massachusetts

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Other Common Foods in Massachusetts

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