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Sales of foods such as fresh produce or cottage foods do not require a license. Sales of certain types of baked goods require a home bakery license. Sales of multiple types of foods or higher risk foods require a farm market registration or a retail food establishment (RFE) license.
To use the Minnesota Grown logo, people who grow, raise or process an agricultural product must receive an annual license from the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA). At least 80% of product to be labeled must be grown or raised on Minnesota farms.
Products of the farm or garden are foods that you grow or raise on land that you occupy (own, rent, or lease). You do not need a food license or Cottage Food Producer Registration for these types of products. Common products of the farm or garden include: Fruits, vegetables, and herbs.
To sell or serve food or beverage at a Minneapolis Farmers market you may need one or two of the following based on your items: Minneapolis seasonal food vendor permit. Minneapolis food truck license. Cottage Food Producer registration with Minnesota Department of Agriculture. Meet product of the farm rules.
What food can I sell as a registered cottage food producer? You can only sell non-potentially hazardous foods and home-processed and home-canned pickles, vegetables, or fruit with a pH of 4.6 or below. Foods that are non-potentially hazardous do not support the rapid growth of microorganisms that can make people sick.
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Whole and uncut fresh fruit and vegetables may be sold at a farmers market to consumers without the vendor being licensed as a food establishment at the market. Once cut, fruits and vegetables may be considered potentially hazardous foods. For example: Melons, once cut, have to be held below 41F.

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