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En 2011, la Legislatura de Florida promulgó la ley HB 7209 (ahora Sección 500.80, Estatutos de Florida) (http://leg.state.fl.us/statutes/) que permite a las personas fabricar, vender y almacenar ciertos tipos de alimentos caseros en un lugar sin licencia. cocina.

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2021 Guidelines for Operation and Usage of County Kitchens in the State of Florida

Amarat Simonne, Tim Wilson, Geralyn Sachs, Chris Hilliard, Steven von Bodungen, and Liz Felter

This publication provides guidelines and advice for Florida Extension personnel to use when determining the appropriate usage for their kitchen facilities, based on a situation in one Florida county. The publication covers utilization, roles and responsibilities, and potential liability issues relevant to the use of county kitchens, providing some potential solutions to conflicts for all parties.

Bottling, Labeling, and Selling Honey in Florida

Amy Vu, Jennifer Hagen, Nancy Gentry, James D. Ellis, and Mary Bammer

The intended audience is Florida beekeepers of all operation sizes from small scale to commercial. There are 5,000 registered beekeepers in the state, managing almost 700,000 colonies. The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services have updated their rules and regulations related to honey production and what falls under the "Cottage Food Law." This publication provides beekeepers with Florida’s updates, so they will be able to sell honey legally under this law.

Cottage Food in Florida

Sarah M. Ellis, Jennifer Hagen, and Matthew D. Krug

This document is one in a “Florida Food Entrepreneur” series, which seeks to assist new and established food entrepreneurs by providing information on topics relevant to food-based businesses.

A Guide to Carbonating Beverages at Small Scale

Xuwei Song, Nicholas Wendrick, Charles A. Sims, and Andrew MacIntosh

A UF/IFAS numbered Fact Sheet. Published by Nutrition and Food Systems