Details for Popcorn in Maryland
In Maryland, you can sell popcorn as a cottage food if it's shelf-stable and made in a home kitchen. Ensure you follow state regulations for safety and labeling.
What’s Allowed
Popcorn is allowed as it is a shelf-stable food. It must be produced in a home kitchen and meet the state's cottage food requirements.
Labeling & Packaging
Products must be labeled to disclose they are made in a home kitchen. Labels should also list all ingredients and allergens.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What types of foods can I sell?
- You can sell shelf-stable foods like popcorn, cookies, and candies.
- Are there any sales restrictions?
- Yes, sales are limited to direct-to-consumer venues only.