Guide · Labeling

Cottage food labeling requirements in Georgia

Each package of cottage food sold in Georgia must include:

• Business name, address, and telephone number of the cottage food operator
• A GDA-issued identification number may be used in place of the address
• Statement in at least 10-point font: "This product was produced at a residential property that is exempt from state inspection. This product may contain allergens."
• Where the information goes: a label on packaged items or bulk containers, a placard at the point of sale for unpackaged items, or the webpage for online sales
• Telephone or custom orders: the seller may instead tell the consumer the item was made at a residential property exempt from state inspection and may contain allergens, and must provide the other information on request
• Items sold by a third-party vendor must be displayed in a separate, conspicuously labeled section or case

See the full Georgia cottage food page.