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Introduction -- Many food laws and regulations for food sellers -- Cottage Food Law creates exemptions from food licenses and some regulations -- Minnesota food licensing law -- The logic of a cottage food law: some foods can be safe without licensing and commercial canning rules -- Cottage Food Law exemptions: who gets them -- Foods covered by the Cottage Food Law -- Direct sales and certain donations only -- Limitation on sales: $18,000 per year in exempt food -- Sellers must register -- Training for Cottage Food Law protection -- Local ordinances still apply -- Proof of registration at sales events and inspections -- Other food labeling issues -- Legal liability and Cottage Food Law -- Taxes -- Conclusion and reprinting this guide.

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