Minnesota Women Challenge "Cottage Food" Regulations
Cannot be sold from home or from a food stand
Cannot be sold from home or from a food stand
The FDA could impose regulations that would cost an ungodly lot - while achieving absolutely nothing.
A proposal in Austin, Texas, could ban fast food restaurants-and maybe even ensnare the city's beloved food trucks.
Latest study echoes others that say they don't cause people to eat less
26 sick patients in three states
We may soon have to say goodbye to many doughnuts, crackers, frozen pizza, coffee creamer and other goodies-whether or not we agree.
Previous city and state meddling goes national
Estimates average American eats more than 4 pounds of it a year
Will bacon dogs still taste as delicious if they aren't so illicit?
Despite experts not being in agreement in correct consumption limits
Government wants to use the extra cash on infrastructure and social security
Do California's statewide cottage food law and the possible lifting of the regulatory burden on some farmers markets in the state signal a trend?
Though it still doesn't know why some jerky treats are currently killing dogs
Yesterday it was meat. Perhaps we should just stop eating to be safe.
Seven arrested over sales of imposters of one of the world's most-expensive wines
Meat sold in states across the country
An excellent new documentary, which premieres next week at the Austin Film Festival, looks at the challenges faced by Washington, DC's food cart entrepreneurs.
Who are the people, groups, and government agencies behind the Bloomberg administration's food policies? Keep Food Legal is forced to sue to find out.
Linked to chicken from California
Recent developments point to a possible federal compromise on mandatory GMO labeling. Sadly, the potential unintended consequences of this federal labeling scheme are so terrible and obvious that they appear to make for the perfect Washington compromise.
Bet he'll argue that's proof there needs to be even more rules
The "Mountain Dew mouth" fuss looks more like a war against a disfavored beverage than a legitimate health concern.
Good cheap meals from informal micro-cookeries
Farm Aid's original mission is a good one. But some of the policies it supports are less appealing.
It just peaked but it's still good
See, because the problem is that people just don't know
In recent years, Texas has improved the regulatory climate for craft beer, small home food entrepreneurs, and farmers markets in the state. Can the trend continue?
Science doesn't back up overconsumption of water
Who dares eat without government approval?
Another government failure of big government.
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