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Cottage Food Law 2025
ALABAMA
No License Needed
Limit: $20,000 / Year
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Allowed
- ✓Baked goods
- ✓Jams and jellies
- ✓Dried herbs
- ✓Candies
- ✓Popcorn
Prohibited
- ✕Meat
- ✕Dairy
- ✕Canned vegetables
- ✕Pickles
- ✕Juices
Labeling Protocols
FAQs
Do I need training?
Yes, you must complete a food safety course approved by the health department.
Can I ship my cottage food products outside Alabama?
No. Alabama only allows in-state, direct-to-consumer sales.
Do I need a permit to sell at events or farmers markets?
A permit is not required, but proper labeling rules still apply.