Question 1

Do I need a permit to sell honey from home in Florida?

Accepted Answer

Florida does not require a state-issued permit for cottage food. The program is run by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS).

Question 2

How much does a Florida cottage food license cost?

Accepted Answer

Florida does not charge a state cottage food license fee.

Question 3

Is there a limit on how much I can sell in Florida?

Accepted Answer

Florida caps cottage food sales at $250,000 a year.

Question 4

Where can I sell honey in Florida?

Accepted Answer

In person: Yes; farmers markets: Yes; online orders within Florida: Yes; shipping to other states: No — not authorized; delivery within Florida: Yes; sales to stores or for resale: No. May sell and accept payment online or by mail order, and deliver in person, to an event venue, or by USPS or commercial mail carrier. Wholesale is not allowed. Free samples must be prepackaged. Products sold must be stored on the premises. Florida's exemption covers in-state sales only; shipping to another state falls under federal (FDA) jurisdiction, which s. 500.80 can't authorize.

Question 5

Do I need training or a kitchen inspection in Florida?

Accepted Answer

Florida does not require food safety training. Florida does not require a home kitchen inspection.

Can I sell honey from home in Florida?

What Florida's food lists say about honey

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Selling honey in Florida: permit, cost, and where to sell

Do I need a permit to sell honey from home in Florida?

How much does a Florida cottage food license cost?

Is there a limit on how much I can sell in Florida?

Where can I sell honey in Florida?

Do I need training or a kitchen inspection in Florida?

Labeling honey in Florida

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