Joining 30 other states, California has enacted a bill to allow entrepreneurs to cook some food at home for sale to the public. The new law, known as the California Homemade Food Act, is expected to encourage start-up businesses that sell bread, pies, cookies, jams and jellies, among others. While commercial kitchens must still be used to prepare some foods that are sold at retail, those that...
Join Business Exchange
to access the most
relevant content for you,
filtered by like-minded
business professionals.
Learn more
Reactions to New Law Expected to Bring More Home-Baked Goods to Stores and Farmer’s Markets
Join Business Exchange
to access the most relevant content for you, filtered by like-minded business professionals. Learn more
account
account