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Grown Here at Home: Registration open for Women in Agriculture Gathering event in Blacksburg

Grown Here at Home: Registration open for Women in Agriculture Gathering event in Blacksburg
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Cooking up something exciting: Market23 opens rentable commercial kitchen space for use starting in July

Market23 s new rentable commercial kitchen area, set to open July 1 aims to provide a space to make goods that normally would not be sellable from a home kitchen.

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Unleash the Yeast: Unpacking Rhode Island s New Cottage Food Law

For years, customers would secretly drive up to Kara Donovan’s family home in Portsmouth at odd times throughout the day. They’d pull their cars into her Local food startups cheer the passing of Rhode Island's Cottage Food Law, but not everyone's hungry for home-kitchen-based business.

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Illegal Tamales? What the Cottage Law in Texas Means for You

Can you sell tamales without a food license in Texas? Here's what you need to know about the 'Cottage Law'.

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Pandemic boom of at-home caterers, cooks presents legal issue

Pandemic boom of at-home caterers, cooks presents legal issue OTTAWA COUNTY One pandemic-fueled craze is presenting legal challenges for local health departments: the sale of home-cooked food. As hundreds of Michigan residents have been forced to spend more time at home, many of them have taken their love of cooking to a new level launching catering services, packaged meals and drinks from the comfort of their own kitchen. But selling those items, especially online, could lead to trouble with the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, which handles food service licensure. According to Michigan s Cottage Food Law, passed in 2010, a small category of prepackaged food may be sold from home. While most bakers operating under Cottage Law have a presence on social media to reach customers, sales cannot be made directly online, such as through Facebook Marketplace.

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