Wins / Colorado, June 2026
Colorado lets home cooks sell refrigerated foods and meat
Colorado HB 26-1033 expands the Cottage Foods Act to let a registered home producer sell foods that need refrigeration, including meat products, after food-safety training, and raises the revenue cap from $10,000 to $150,000 a year. Signed and in effect June 4, 2026.
- Where
- Colorado
- When
- June 2026
- What kind
- Legislation passed
- Issue
- Food freedom
Sources
Where to check it. Every entry on the ledger has at least two.
HB26-1033, Expanding the Colorado Cottage Foods ActColorado General Assembly
Food Freedom! Governor Polis signs Tamale Act into lawOffice of Governor Polis
More from the ledger
Other entries from Colorado and on the same issue.
Oklahoma raises the home-food sales cap to $250,000Oklahoma, May 2026
Michigan doubles the cottage food cap and allows online salesMichigan, December 2025
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