South Carolina - Cottage Food Law
Decorating By SarahBim Updated 9 Oct 2011 , 3:04am by bakingatthebeach
As of now there is no cottage food law in the state of South Carolina. Is there any information out there on what we can do to to able to sell baked goods legally? Or is there a cottage food law in effect for South Carolina? I know that many states this year have gotten one and am praying that SC does soon! Where can I find this information out?
As of now there is no cottage food law in the state of South Carolina. Is there any information out there on what we can do to to able to sell baked goods legally? Or is there a cottage food law in effect for South Carolina? I know that many states this year have gotten one and am praying that SC does soon! Where can I find this information out?
Hi Sarah,
I'm on Facebook and waiting for Georgia's law to go through. I just saw that South Carolina has passed but with restrictions, I think. They have found a sponsor and a couple of co-sponsers.
CSIMisty
http://www.scdhec.gov/health/envhlth/food-safety/bakery.htm
Looks like if you want to be licensed you have to have a separate kitchen. For weekend homebakers, as long as you dont advertise and bake for friends and family nonhazardous (they list what they consider nonhazardous) food then you dont need to be licensed.
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