Wyoming Food Freedom Act for Home Producers

Wyoming Statutes 11-49-101 through 11-49-104, originally enacted in 2015 and expanded in 2020, permit homemade food sales directly to informed end consumers at farms, homes, farmers markets, ranches, and online with in-state delivery. Allowed products include baked goods, jams, dehydrated foods, fermented vegetables, raw milk, eggs, poultry under federal limits, and most non-potentially hazardous items. The Act prohibits municipalities from requiring licenses, permits, or inspections for these direct sales. Producers must label products with their name, address, and a notice that the food is unregulated. Sales through retail grocery channels remain regulated.

Mislabeled products or sales through prohibited channels can trigger Wyoming Department of Agriculture enforcement. Local rules attempting to restrict covered sales are unenforceable.