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A new law in California allows home cooks to prepare and sell meals out of their personal digs as of January 1.
Foodservice permit - $250 to $1,000 per year. Fire safety permit - $125 to $150 per year. Food truck license/permit - $250 to $500 per year.
It is unlawful for any vendor to sell, display or offer for sale any food, beverage, goods or merchandise without first obtaining a license from the city. (Ord. 700 § 1 Exh.
Get a California Food Handler's License To operate a home-based food business in California, you must complete a California Department of Public Health food processor course within three months of obtaining your cottage food permit.
Foods that are perishable, such as cheesecakes, or custard fillings, or meringue pies, are not covered in the law. To sell foods that require refrigeration, you use a licensed commercial kitchen and take a food handler's training class.
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Since 2013, The California Homemade Food Act has allowed home cooks to make and sell certain low-risk foods from home, such as baked goods, jam, and granola\u2014but it does not allow vendors to sell hot, home-cooked foods.
Since 2013, The California Homemade Food Act has allowed home cooks to make and sell certain low-risk foods from home, such as baked goods, jam, and granola\u2014but it does not allow vendors to sell hot, home-cooked foods.
AB 1616, the California Homemade Food Act, was signed into law by Governor Brown on September 21, 2012 and became effective on January 1, 2013. This new law allows certain foods, known as Cottage Foods, to be made in private homes and sold to the public.
Cottage food license cost varies, depending on the permit. A Class A permit covers direct sales. It requires an application and self-certification checklist. The registration fee varies by county and ranges from $100\u2013$150 annually.
Since 2013, The California Homemade Food Act has allowed home cooks to make and sell certain low-risk foods from home, such as baked goods, jam, and granola\u2014but it does not allow vendors to sell hot, home-cooked foods.

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