Minnesota HF829 modifies delivery requirements for cottage foods, allowing sales at community events, farmers' markets, and online with certain.
Minnesota HF829 amends the delivery requirements for cottage foods, allowing individuals to sell exempt foods at community events, farmers' markets, and directly from their homes to consumers. These foods can also be donated for fundraising purposes. The person who prepared the food must deliver it to the consumer, or it can be mailed or delivered commercially. Cottage foods cannot be sold outside Minnesota but can be sold online with a disclaimer stating they are homemade and not subject to state inspection.
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