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Bill Aims to Give Cottage Food Makers a Break

Aug 3, 2012 at

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Any farmers' market or food fair you visit is sure to feature treats from entrepreneur cooks and bakers. In many ways they have to operate under the radar. That's because state law prohibits selling products made in your home kitchen. But AB 1616, the California Homemade Food Act, would change that.

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Bill Aims to Give Cottage Food Makers a Break

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