The Homegrown Vendor Blog

Hawaii cottage food law 2026: no permit, no cap, food-safety course required. Mochi, poi, fermented foods allowed. Labeling and how to start.

Delaware cottage food law 2026: no cap, $30/yr registration + course + inspection. Allowed foods, labeling, and how to start selling from home.

Connecticut cottage food law 2026: $50 license + inspection + course, $50K cap. Allowed foods (no acidified), labeling, and how to start selling.

Colorado cottage food law, both sets of rules: today's $10,000-per-product cap and allowed foods, and the Tamale Act's 2027 registration, $150,000 cap and new foods.

Arkansas cottage food law 2026: no license, no cap, no training (Food Freedom Act). Allowed foods, labeling, online rules, and how to start selling.

Alabama cottage food law 2026: no cap, no permit, food-safety course required. Allowed foods (no acidified), labeling, and how to start selling.

Missouri lets you sell baked goods, jams and dried herbs from home with no state food permit and no cap. What's left out, the label rules, online sales and what your city adds.

Arizona cottage food law in 2026: the $0 ADHS registration, which food handler cards count, the label and online listing rules, and who may sell and deliver perishable foods.

Washington's cottage food permit costs $355 for two years, caps sales at $35,000 and needs a kitchen inspection. What you can sell, labels, and WSDA's in-person payment rule.