FL Cottage Food Law (F.S. 500.80) allows home food sales up to $250,000/year. No food license needed. BTR from Miramar required. Direct to consumer sales only. Proper labeling required.
FL Statute 500.80 allows cottage food operations up to $250,000 annually without a food license. Permitted foods include baked goods, candies, jams, dried fruits, and granola. Products must be labeled per state requirements. Sales direct to consumer only. A BTR from Miramar is required for home businesses.
Exceeding caps or selling prohibited items violates state law. No BTR is a local violation.
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