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You may want to revisit this topic. NJ has changed a lot of requirements and are essentially making it very hard for folks to comply. From testing recipes at your own expense to new ingredient designations. Its very different for folks entering this now vs. when it first began. Very, very sad for those who already started and have to change what they do. The state did not announce or make any significant notification of changes until it was done. Please do an update based on 2024 rules. Thanks and love the videos.
Cool info! Been thinking of making and selling caramels at farmers markets! Kinda sucks I can’t sell it through a few mom and pop stores but if I get it just right and I see it doing well I guess I could use the local firehouses kitchen since it’s certified and make it an official business
well there is a way not "around" this BUT you can start at home and bring samples to retailers you would like to sell to with a sell sheet and then get Purchase orders and use a commercial ONLY to fill those orders.
@@MarketingFoodOnline so like like advertise it there? So like use a commercial kitchen to fill those orders? Cause I’m sure if I donate a little something to the department they’ll let me cook out of there
Thanks for the insight!! All really good info! What sites do you recommend to create an LLC? Is there a video of yours I can follow that will explain this?
I have been baking from home (licensed baker in NJ) but would love to do an occasional pop up in my driveway - is this then up to the town whether I need a permit in that case? thanks! awesome video!
Hello , Do I need same time of documentations if I want to grow and sell micro greens ? And can I sell to direct people over a website and farmer market on stands? Thanks
great idea micro greens are HUGELY profitable I have not seen anything saying you cant sell these from home under cottage BUT I have also not seen anything saying you can ? So I would call your local department of agriculture office they have offices in every state ask them how you could do this from home
Also what permits do I need if I wanted to occasionally "pop up" at a park that already has bbqgrills or if I brought my own and started barbecuing and selling that food is that even possible I see people do it... But is it legal and what is required thank you for all the training you've been putting out there much appreciated can't wait to hear your answer to this one 🥳
Already checked into it. The cheapest option for that is a food truck. You cant sell meat from just a grill. U need prep tables, washing station all that. It sucks.
The title “is it legal just sell food from home in New Jersey” It’s very misleading. Your video is about the Cottage food law, which only covers foods that don’t require temperature control (Baked goods, breads, snacks, etc.).
@@barbra429 your question is from a year ago when you likely have the answer but for anybody else reading your question now what he’s saying is cream cheese frosting needs to be temperature controlled to stay safe (it needs to be refrigerated) so you cannot sell cream cheese frosting. Other types of frostings when left out of the fridge won’t become a health hazard.
They ask a question if the cottage food kitchen use private well water? And i am stuck! I live in a housing apartment therefore idk what to put here. Please help
unfortunately no due to the time and temp sensitivity of the food product you would need a commercial kitchen of some kind to make these. They see it as potentially hazardous food products
when it comes to items with a process like canning you may need to have the PH and Acidity checked before being allowed I did not see can sauce n the list ...
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You may want to revisit this topic. NJ has changed a lot of requirements and are essentially making it very hard for folks to comply. From testing recipes at your own expense to new ingredient designations. Its very different for folks entering this now vs. when it first began. Very, very sad for those who already started and have to change what they do. The state did not announce or make any significant notification of changes until it was done. Please do an update based on 2024 rules. Thanks and love the videos.
Cool info! Been thinking of making and selling caramels at farmers markets! Kinda sucks I can’t sell it through a few mom and pop stores but if I get it just right and I see it doing well I guess I could use the local firehouses kitchen since it’s certified and make it an official business
well there is a way not "around" this BUT you can start at home and bring samples to retailers you would like to sell to with a sell sheet and then get Purchase orders and use a commercial ONLY to fill those orders.
@@MarketingFoodOnline so like like advertise it there? So like use a commercial kitchen to fill those orders? Cause I’m sure if I donate a little something to the department they’ll let me cook out of there
Thanks for the insight!! All really good info! What sites do you recommend to create an LLC? Is there a video of yours I can follow that will explain this?
llc can be done online via incfile or incauthority there fast
Can I have outdoor station or pick up area in front of my home?
as long as its at your home but the weather could be a problem for this idea
I have been baking from home (licensed baker in NJ) but would love to do an occasional pop up in my driveway - is this then up to the town whether I need a permit in that case? thanks! awesome video!
Thank you so much I was waiting for the Big news
You’re welcome 😊
Well done. Very clear. Good service you provide.
Who knows the right NAICS code for cottage food in New Jersey? I can't seem to find the right code anywhere.
Hello , Do I need same time of documentations if I want to grow and sell micro greens ? And can I sell to direct people over a website and farmer market on stands?
Thanks
great idea micro greens are HUGELY profitable I have not seen anything saying you cant sell these from home under cottage BUT I have also not seen anything saying you can ? So I would call your local department of agriculture office they have offices in every state ask them how you could do this from home
Also what permits do I need if I wanted to occasionally "pop up" at a park that already has bbqgrills or if I brought my own and started barbecuing and selling that food is that even possible I see people do it... But is it legal and what is required thank you for all the training you've been putting out there much appreciated can't wait to hear your answer to this one 🥳
Good question m. I see this done often
Already checked into it. The cheapest option for that is a food truck. You cant sell meat from just a grill. U need prep tables, washing station all that. It sucks.
Thank you for all your videos 🥳 can do cottage food laws for Washington state 🙏🏾
Yes I can I will have it up shortly ( im working on EVERY state !!! excited)
can we sell pizza?
this would be a no only due to its time and temp sensativity
@@MarketingFoodOnline Tomato sauce is a fruit. Cheese ok?
The title “is it legal just sell food from home in New Jersey” It’s very misleading. Your video is about the Cottage food law, which only covers foods that don’t require temperature control (Baked goods, breads, snacks, etc.).
right.we can find this info from google,I need info how I can sell refrigerated cakes but can’t find anything
Can you sell cupcakes with cream cheese frosting since cream cheese is dairy and the frosting isn't baked?
they have to not be a temp sensative item
@@MarketingFoodOnline I'm sorry can you explain what you mean by that
@@barbra429 your question is from a year ago when you likely have the answer but for anybody else reading your question now what he’s saying is cream cheese frosting needs to be temperature controlled to stay safe (it needs to be refrigerated) so you cannot sell cream cheese frosting. Other types of frostings when left out of the fridge won’t become a health hazard.
@@GM-xm4hw Thank you.
They ask a question if the cottage food kitchen use private well water? And i am stuck! I live in a housing apartment therefore idk what to put here. Please help
Can you do a videos on what's needed for a beef jerky business?
Can I sell pizza or focaccia ?
unfortunately no due to the time and temp sensitivity of the food product you would need a commercial kitchen of some kind to make these. They see it as potentially hazardous food products
What about drinks
drinks are usuually not allowed under cottage food law
do i need this license to sell to family and friends in state?
if the business is a cottage food business it would be best to follow the rules per our state yes.
Hi How about making sauce does you have to have a permit for that
hello depends on the type of sauce ?
I can my own pasta sauce...is that ok?
when it comes to items with a process like canning you may need to have the PH and Acidity checked before being allowed I did not see can sauce n the list ...
whats THAT at 1:23??
I see this video. All I see is no gloves. NO hair nets dogs in kitchen. Uggh