There are currently 12 states that do not have a statewide cottage food law or any type of cottage food initiative. The states are Alaska, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, and South Dakota. This might not mean...
Home-based bakers saving the American economy may sound a bit far fetched, but small business owners saving the economy by creating new start-ups, stimulating cash flow and hiring employees is a real possibility. From the owner of a kiosk in a local mall, to the chef operating a...
HomeBasedBaking.com posted a survey asking, "Should the United States have a National Cottage Food Law?" and the overwhelming response was yes. A national cottage food law would apply nationwide and is not altered by regional, state or local laws; similar to certain work place...
The best cottage food law would encompass a number of attributes which would first include the ability to make an unlimited income. The whole point of going into business is to make money. Of course we want to provide our family with a good source of income and give them the...
