West Virginia HB4076 allows for the sale of homemade food items and honey under certain conditions.
West Virginia HB4076 modifies regulations on the sale of homemade food items and honey. It exempts nonpotentially hazardous homemade food items from state licensing, permitting, inspection, packaging, and labeling laws, provided they are sold directly by the producer or an authorized agent. Potentially hazardous homemade food items are subject to certain conditions, including temperature control during transport and labeling requirements. Beekeepers producing less than 500 gallons of honey annually are exempt from the West Virginia Apiary Act and local laws on honey sales.
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