New Cottage Food Law = New Opportunities
Michigan's cottage food law provides new opportunities for our talented residents to earn a living, explore launching a small food-based business and boost our local economy by selling homemade food products at farmers markets, roadside stands, fairs and other community events. It allows certain foods made in home kitchens – instead of expensive commercial kitchens that require a costly licensing process – to be sold as long as they are properly labeled. This law makes it easier for entrepreneurs like you to earn money. If you're thinking of selling homemade pies, candy, jams and jellies, dry mixes, nuts and nut mixes, or other items, please take a few minutes to look over this list of frequently asked questions and handy product labeling guide from the Michigan Department of Agriculture. Don't forget to add your startup business to our new "Cottage Food" section on BuyMichFirst.com!
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Moeggenborg Sugar Bush Primitives 4313 S County LineAlma Michigan 48801 Website
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11061 Trinkle RD.
Dexter Michigan 48130 Website
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1209 Henry
Ann Arbor Michigan 48104 Website
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630 110th Ave
Lakeview Michigan 48850 Website
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3400 N Setterbo Road
Suttons Bay Michigan 49682 Website
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Krow Acres 'Organics' & 'Corner Cusina' P.O. Box 242Marine City Michigan 48039 Website
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2405 N Hemlock
Harrison Michigan 48625 Website
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