Minnesota SF391 amends cottage foods exemption, setting sales limits and registration requirements.
Minnesota SF391 amends the cottage foods exemption by setting a limit of $78,000 to $85,000 in annual gross receipts for individuals selling exempt foods. It requires annual registration with the commissioner, with a $50 fee unless annual gross receipts are $8,500 or less. Exempt foods must be labeled with specific details and a disclaimer stating they are homemade and not subject to state inspection. The bill also mandates a report to the legislature every two years, detailing sales amounts and changes.
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