Can I Sell Salsa in Massachusetts?

Yes

Specific Requirements for Salsa in Massachusetts

Salsa can be sold if it meets safety standards.

  • Allowed if it is non-potentially hazardous and shelf-stable
  • Not allowed: refrigerated foods or wholesale/resale sales
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Details for Salsa in Massachusetts

In Massachusetts, you can sell salsa if it is shelf-stable and meets safety standards. Direct sales to consumers are allowed, but certain restrictions apply.

What’s Allowed

You can sell non-potentially hazardous, shelf-stable salsa from your home kitchen. Ensure it meets safety standards for acidity and processing.

Not Allowed or Restrictions

Refrigerated foods, wholesale, and resale through stores or restaurants are prohibited. Follow local health rules and labeling requirements.


Frequently Asked Questions

Can I sell my homemade salsa at farmers' markets?
Yes, you can sell homemade salsa directly at farmers' markets if it is shelf-stable.
What labeling is required for my salsa?
Labels must include product name, ingredients, weight, and producer information.

Reference for Food Laws and Regulations in Massachusetts

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