Guide · Selling from home
Can I sell coffee & tea from home in Washington?
Informational only — not legal advice.
Verify every requirement with the official agency cited below before producing or selling food.
Yes — coffee & tea is allowed under Washington cottage food law.
On Washington's allowed list
- Dry herbs, seasonings, and mixtures from approved sources, recombined and packaged (e.g., dry teas, bread mixes, soup mixes, dip mixes, spice blends)
- Small-batch roasted coffee beans, using a roaster that generally fits on a kitchen countertop
Washington State Dept. of Agriculture — Cottage Food · Verified 2026-10-05
Status is derived from Washington's official allowed and prohibited foods lists. Even when a food is allowed, you still must meet that state's permit, labeling, and sales-channel rules.
Read the full Washington cottage food page or see the Coffee & Tea category across states.