NY Home Processor Exemption under Ag and Markets Law Article 20-C allows home production of non-hazardous foods (baked goods, jams, granola). Registration with NY Department of Ag and Markets required.
NY 20-C Home Processor Exemption covers non-potentially hazardous foods only. Producers must register annually, label products with producer name and address, and may sell direct to consumers at farmers markets and online within NY. Kitchen inspection not required but may be requested. Contact Onondaga County at (315) 435-2070 for enforcement.
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