Wisconsin Cottage Law label home baker bakery

Information is accurate as of date of publication. Wisconsin doesn't actually have a cottage law but a court ruling allowing the home production of baked goods and potentially non hazardous foods. Although there is currently no specific labeling requirement for baked goods, it is strongly suggested to model the recommendations in the current Wisconsin Pickle Bill for labeling as I have in this labeling product. Personalize applicable lines to your business and products. Ingredients list needs to be customized for each product you sell, so for instance, if you make vanilla cake, order a sheet with vanilla cake ingredients, and then another for chocolate cake with the ingredients for your chocolate cake recipe. The ingredients in the cottage food product should be listed in descending order of predominance by weight. If you use a prepared item in your recipe, you must list the sub ingredients as well. For example: "soy sauce" is not acceptable, but "soy sauce (wheat, soybeans, salt)" would be acceptable. Allergen labeling is not required. That being said, you can definitely add it on using the "add text" feature and/or you can order a different state's labels that have all the information you would like to provide already included. Feel free to browse my entire collection and choose what suits you since you have no specific requirements. Ordering them here with my template will definitely save you time! Accurate as of September 2021. Please share with your fb groups, insta, pin me on pinterest, etc. If you screenshot your shares and send to me at sweetsensations72802@yahoodotcom you will be entered in my drawing for a monthly winner of free labels. Use hashtag #triniliciouscottagelawlabels or send the screenshots. Thank you so much for shopping with me and allowing me to stay home with my babies.