Arizona's Homemade Food Act (ARS 36-1161) allows Peoria residents to sell homemade food products up to $75,000/year without a food establishment permit. Products must be non-hazardous and properly labeled. No city food permit needed. A general business license may be required.
Arizona's Homemade Food Act preempts local cottage food regulation. Peoria residents can produce and sell baked goods, candy, jams, dried herbs, roasted coffee, and other non-potentially-hazardous foods from home kitchens. Annual sales capped at $75,000. Direct-to-consumer sales only (farmers markets, online with local delivery, from home). Labels must include producer name/address, ingredients, allergens, and home kitchen disclosure. No city food permit needed. General Peoria business license requirements may apply. TPT compliance required.
Exceeding the $75,000 cap, selling non-exempt products, or improper labeling may trigger state enforcement.
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