Indiana Cottage Food Law: Farmers Markets & Roadside Stands Only?

molly.jeanNibbler

Hi everyone! I am brand new to the cookie world and to the Cookie Connection, so I apologize if this has already been discussed and I missed it. I'm based in Indiana and looked into the Cottage Food Law which say, "foods may only be sold at farmers markets and roadside stands within the state." How does this work with advertising/selling on social media? I've read a lot of blogs/forums about Facebook/Instagram being the best place to market yourself. Is that not allowed given Indiana's law? Any help or advice is greatly appreciated!

12/4/197:33 AM

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