Texas HB2952 amends the definition of a cottage food production operation to include specific types of foods and income limits.

Texas HB2952 amends the Health and Safety Code to redefine a cottage food production operation. This operation now includes individuals producing certain foods at home, such as baked goods, candy, nuts, fruit butters, jams, pies, dehydrated fruits and vegetables, popcorn, cereal, dry mixes, vinegar, pickled produce, mustard, coffee, tea, dried herbs, and more. To qualify, individuals must earn $50,000 or less annually from these sales and sell directly to consumers, delivering products at the point of sale or another designated location.

Texas HB2952 amends the definition of a cottage food production operation to include specific types of foods and income limits.

Texas HB2952 amends the Health and Safety Code to redefine a cottage food production operation. This operation now includes individuals producing certain foods at home, such as baked goods, candy, nuts, fruit butters, jams, pies, dehydrated fruits and vegetables, popcorn, cereal, dry mixes, vinegar, pickled produce, mustard, coffee, tea, dried herbs, and more. To qualify, individuals must earn $50,000 or less annually from these sales and sell directly to consumers, delivering products at the point of sale or another designated location.