Details for Salsa in Colorado
In Colorado, you can sell many home foods, but salsa is not permitted. Only low-risk, shelf-stable items are allowed under cottage food rules.
What’s Allowed
Colorado allows many low-risk, shelf-stable foods from home kitchens. Examples include breads, cookies, and jams.
Not Allowed or Restrictions
Salsa is considered potentially hazardous and is not allowed under Colorado cottage food rules.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I sell salsa in Colorado?
- No, salsa is classified as potentially hazardous and cannot be sold.
- What do I need to sell cottage foods?
- You must register with your local public health agency and follow labeling rules.