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Homemade for sale, how to set up and market a food business from your home kitchen, Lisa Kivirist & John D. Ivanko

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Homemade for sale, how to set up and market a food business from your home kitchen, Lisa Kivirist & John D. Ivanko
Language
eng
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Homemade for sale
Nature of contents
dictionaries
Oclc number
893702827
Responsibility statement
Lisa Kivirist & John D. Ivanko
Sub title
how to set up and market a food business from your home kitchen
Summary
From farm-to-fork and "Buy Local" to slow food and hand-made artisan breads, more people than ever are demanding real food made with real ingredients by real people. Widely known as "cottage food legislation," over forty-two states and many Canadian provinces have enacted recent legislation that encourages home cooks to create and sell a variety of "non-hazardous" food items, often defined as those that are high-acid, like pickles, or low moisture, like breads or cookies. Finally, "homemade" and "fresh from the oven" on the package can mean exactly what it says.Homemade for Sale
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