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If you are a fan of things like homemade breads and other pastries, pickles, jams, and syrups, it may get a whole lot easier to find them at farmers markets and other venues in the new year.
South Dakota legislators voted unanimously in 2022 to revise the state’s cottage food laws and make it easier for food entrepreneurs to do business in this state. South Dakota House Bill 1322 now broadens the foods and food products that processors can sell from home, including certain non-temperature-controlled, canned, baked and frozen goods. Other products, like meat jerky and honey, are regulated by different agencies. Meat will still need to be inspected through a U.S. Department of Agriculture program. Honey will still need to be inspected by the South Dakota Department of Agriculture.