Can I sell food I made at home?

Usually yes. I bake in

Plain English, read off the state's own site. Not legal advice; your city or county can add rules the state does not.

Do I register?

Yes

With Alabama Department of Public Health.

Training?

Yes

Complete it before you sell.

Sales cap

None

No stated sales limit. The $20,000 cap in the old law was removed by SB160 in the 2021 session.

What does it cost?

Fee

The state sets no fee. Your county health department may charge for the review, and the amount is theirs to set.

Where can I sell?

5 places

Direct from your own home. By phone. Online, to Alabama addresses. A stall, cart, tent or storefront that is not health-department permitted. Farmers markets, through the Alabama Farmers Market Authority.

Can I ship?

Limited

Online, phone, mail and delivery by an agent are all allowed, but only to someone in Alabama. Interstate shipping is not.

Read from Alabama Department of Public Health, checked 2026-07-09. Everything for Alabama

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