Cottage Food Law 2025

ALASKA

License Required

Limit: $25,000 / Year

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Allowed

✓Baked goods
✓Candies
✓Jams and jellies
✓Pickles (pH < 4.6)
✓Dried plants

Prohibited

✕Meat
✕Fish
✕Poultry
✕Dairy products
✕Low-acid canned foods

Labeling Protocols

Compliance requires strict adherence to labeling standards. All products must explicitly state:

01Name of business

02Product name

03Ingredients

04Net weight

05Statement: 'Made in a home kitchen'

FAQs

Can I sell at fairs?

Yes, fairs and markets are the primary sales venues.

Can I ship cottage foods within Alaska?

Yes, in-state shipping is allowed. Out-of-state shipping is not.

At a Glance

Permit Fee

$50

Business license fee.

Renewal

Annual

Shipping

In-StateAllowed

InterstateNo

Unsure about a recipe?

Use our AI verification system to analyze ingredients against specific Alaska statutes.