In Georgia, freeze-dried foods are not allowed to be produced and sold under the Cottage Food Laws. The Georgia Department of Agriculture permits specific food items under these laws, such as baked goods, jams, jellies, and other non-potentially hazardous foods, but freeze-dried products are not included on the approved list. For any processing methods beyond the allowed scope, such as freeze-drying, you would need to explore commercial kitchen licensing.
Great info! I am at the R&D stage at this point. Have a question. Can you use approved food products across the categories? IE. can I create baked goods like breads or cakes, using other approved cottage food, ie. nuts, candy, jam, dried fruits added as topping if no refrigeration is needed. ??
as it being an ingredient I have not seen in ANY online state info about NOT using them so you should be just fine. As long as it is not time or temp sensitive
In Georgia, the Georgia Department of Agriculture is responsible for regulating the sale of cottage foods, which includes baked goods, jams and jellies, and some cand. The regulations for cottage food operations in Georgia are defined by the Georgia Cottage Food Law, which allows individuals to prepare certain non-potentially hazardous foods in a home kitchen and sell them directly to consumers. However, the law has some limitations and restrictions. To sell donuts from home in Georgia, you would need to register your cottage food operation with the Georgia Department of Agriculture, comply with the sanitation and food safety regulations, and meet any other applicable regulations. You must also label your products properly and ensure that they meet the definition of cottage foods. Additionally, it is important to note that the Georgia Cottage Food Law specifically excludes the sale of items requiring refrigeration or freezing, including cream-filled pastries, custards, cheese cakes, and pies containing custards or creams. You should check with the Georgia Department of Agriculture to ensure that your specific products are allowed and to learn about the specific requirements for starting a cottage food operation in Georgia.
thanks for asking I did some searching and found this hope this helps ( I personally have not seen any "additional " periting needed but here is this www.agr.georgia.gov/cottage-foods.aspx
Hello I am new in Georgia Just wanted to check with cottage food license which dairy products I can use? Milk Eggs Heavy whipped cream Butter Non dairy whipped cream Yogurt Buttermilk Thanks
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Where do freeze dried foods land on this spectrum such a fruits
In Georgia, freeze-dried foods are not allowed to be produced and sold under the Cottage Food Laws. The Georgia Department of Agriculture permits specific food items under these laws, such as baked goods, jams, jellies, and other non-potentially hazardous foods, but freeze-dried products are not included on the approved list. For any processing methods beyond the allowed scope, such as freeze-drying, you would need to explore commercial kitchen licensing.
Great info! I am at the R&D stage at this point. Have a question. Can you use approved food products across the categories? IE. can I create baked goods like breads or cakes, using other approved cottage food, ie. nuts, candy, jam, dried fruits added as topping if no refrigeration is needed. ??
as it being an ingredient I have not seen in ANY online state info about NOT using them so you should be just fine. As long as it is not time or temp sensitive
Thank you
If you cook the meat then freeze dry it then can you sell it under college law? What can you and can you not sell as a freeze dried food?
What happens if you do sell your product in a retail setting with a cottage license? Is there a fine?
Hey sir quick question when it comes to making sausages can I make from home and sell? in Georgia?
sausages would be a commercial kitchen product using meat proteins are a no no
Do these laws pertain to chocolate covered strawberries and other treats?
Is juice considered a cottage food? It is pasturized
fresh juices are not allowed due to the time and temp nature of the product
What information needs to be on the nutrition label? Thank you
Extracts? Vanilla extract most specifically but lots of others also.
extracts in some cases are distilled that is a process not allowed under cottage foods though
Hi! Can you provide an example of a completed application? It’s a little confusing at the top.
TIA
Si can flan be considered as cottage food?
no due to the time temp rule it has to be refrigerated, unfortunate
Can you sell candied fruit from home? (Not dried fruit)
What about Donuts?
Are you going to tell us about "donuts"?
In Georgia, the Georgia Department of Agriculture is responsible for regulating the sale of cottage foods, which includes baked goods, jams and jellies, and some cand.
The regulations for cottage food operations in Georgia are defined by the Georgia Cottage Food Law, which allows individuals to prepare certain non-potentially hazardous foods in a home kitchen and sell them directly to consumers. However, the law has some limitations and restrictions.
To sell donuts from home in Georgia, you would need to register your cottage food operation with the Georgia Department of Agriculture, comply with the sanitation and food safety regulations, and meet any other applicable regulations. You must also label your products properly and ensure that they meet the definition of cottage foods.
Additionally, it is important to note that the Georgia Cottage Food Law specifically excludes the sale of items requiring refrigeration or freezing, including cream-filled pastries, custards, cheese cakes, and pies containing custards or creams.
You should check with the Georgia Department of Agriculture to ensure that your specific products are allowed and to learn about the specific requirements for starting a cottage food operation in Georgia.
When doing the ga cottage food law application, what certification is required to sell herbal tea?
thanks for asking I did some searching and found this hope this helps ( I personally have not seen any "additional " periting needed but here is this
www.agr.georgia.gov/cottage-foods.aspx
Can you make caramel apples or chocolate covered strawberries?
Awesome, thx but what about ice cream?
ice cream cant be done via cottage foo it is time and temp sensitive
Hello I am new in Georgia
Just wanted to check with cottage food license which dairy products I can use?
Milk
Eggs
Heavy whipped cream
Butter
Non dairy whipped cream
Yogurt
Buttermilk
Thanks
yes many you can IF it is an ingredient IN the final product
@@CottageFoodsLaws hi! Is butter a cottage food item?
What about Mississippi?
will do ! I making a video about all states .