Utah SB0217 amends local food regulations, exempts certain homemade food sales from state tax, and repeals raw milk regulation provisions.

Utah SB0217 amends local food regulations by exempting homemade food products sold at direct-to-sale farmers markets or direct-to-sale locations from state sales tax. It defines terms such as "direct-to-sale farmers market" and "direct-to-sale location," clarifying that these markets must only sell products not certified, licensed, regulated, or inspected by state or local authorities. The bill also removes signage requirements for direct-to-sale farmers markets and specifies conditions under which producers or their representatives can sell homemade food products at direct-to-sale locations.

Utah SB0217 amends local food regulations, exempts certain homemade food sales from state tax, and repeals raw milk regulation provisions.

Utah SB0217 amends local food regulations by exempting homemade food products sold at direct-to-sale farmers markets or direct-to-sale locations from state sales tax. It defines terms such as "direct-to-sale farmers market" and "direct-to-sale location," clarifying that these markets must only sell products not certified, licensed, regulated, or inspected by state or local authorities. The bill also removes signage requirements for direct-to-sale farmers markets and specifies conditions under which producers or their representatives can sell homemade food products at direct-to-sale locations.