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California enacts landmark state law to protect schoolkids from harmful ultra-processed food. SACRAMENTO In a historic victory for childrens health, Gov. Gavin Newsom today signed a first-in-the-nation law to legally define ultra-processed food, or UPF and phase out the most harmful UPF from public school meals.
Yes in California you need a sellers permit if you are selling food from home subject to sales tax.
Temporary food facilities organizers and temporary food facilities (food booths) that take place in Los Angeles County are required to obtain a health permit.
A nonprofit charitable organization (as defined in California Retail Food Code Section 113841) or an established school club or student organization that wants to sell or give away food at an approved community event lasting three (3) days or less, must obtain a health permit.
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