Cottage food operations legal under Georgia Cottage Food License issued by GA Dept of Agriculture. Home kitchen inspection required. Snellville does not add local restrictions beyond state rules.
GA Cottage Food Rule 40-7-19 permits sale of non-potentially-hazardous foods (baked goods, jams, candies, granola) directly to consumers. License fee ~$100/year through GDA. Kitchen inspection required. Must be sold in-person or by direct delivery within GA; no internet sales to other states. Labels must include name, address, license number, ingredients, allergen statement, and 'Made in a Cottage Food Operation' disclosure.
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