Can I Sell Sourdough Bread in Massachusetts?

Yes

Specific Requirements for Sourdough Bread in Massachusetts

You can sell sourdough bread from your home kitchen.

  • Allowed if made from non-potentially hazardous ingredients
  • Not allowed: resale through grocery stores or restaurants
More details

Details for Sourdough Bread in Massachusetts

In Massachusetts, you can sell sourdough bread made in your home kitchen. It must be non-potentially hazardous and shelf-stable, allowing for direct sales to consumers.

What’s Allowed

You can sell non-potentially hazardous, shelf-stable sourdough bread directly to consumers. This includes sales at farmers’ markets, community events, and online orders.

Not Allowed or Restrictions

Resale through grocery stores or restaurants is prohibited. You must follow local health rules and include required labeling information on your products.


Frequently Asked Questions

Can I sell sourdough bread online?
Yes, you can sell sourdough bread online directly to consumers.
What labeling is required?
Labels must include product name, ingredients, weight, and producer information.

Reference for Food Laws and Regulations in Massachusetts

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Other Common Foods in Massachusetts

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