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Cottage Food Law 2025

MINNESOTA

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Limit: $78,000 / Year

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Allowed

  • Baked goods
  • Canned high-acid foods
  • Candy
  • Pickles (pH < 4.6)

Prohibited

  • Meat
  • Dairy
  • Low-acid canned foods

Labeling Protocols

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

01Name/address

02Date

03Ingredients

04Allergens

05Disclaimer

FAQs

Can I sell online?

Yes, but delivery must be within state.

Do I need training?

Yes, Minnesota requires training and annual registration.

Can I ship foods?

No, in-state direct sales only.

At a Glance

Permit Fee

$0

Tier 2 is $50.

Renewal

Annual

Shipping

In-StateAllowed
InterstateNo

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