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[Nava]

I Just feed the extras to my pig, and boil them for the chickens. ( what ever I don't eat )

 

[Rich386]

My eggs are free but the containers cost you $3.00
No law broken here!!!!

 

[Rich386]

My eggs are free but the containers cost you $3.00
No law broken here!!!!

 

[cmom]

Quote: I forgot about that new cottage law I assume that covers us too.
Hey we can always plead insanity! Will anyone vouch for me? LOL
I have been selling for several years and no one ever bothered me.
http://www.freshfromflorida.com/fs/CottageFoodAdvisoryWithFormNumber.pdf

 

[floridagirl13]

Lol! Touché!

 

[FireflyNights]

I don't think the cottage law covers eggs for eating at least from my understanding.

 

[cmom]

I don't think the cottage law covers eggs for eating at least from my understanding.

I think you can sell them from your own property but if you take the eggs off of the property and sell them, then that is a different story.

 

[cmom]

I see a lot of Fresh Eggs For Sale signs in my area. I have signs out on my road. No one has yet come to inquire. I do have my birds NPIP tested every year and I have a sign next to my egg coolers with my NPIP certification.

 

[floridagirl13]

Rich386, that is an impressive loop hole you've found and I admire that. And the county hasn't found their own loop hole to give you a ration of crap for selling cartons?

I downloaded the PDF for the cottage and skimmed through it, will have to re-read it over coffee in more detail. But if I interpreted the legal jargon correctly then, the eggs that are below grade A standard can be used to make cookies or whatever and potentially sold from farm to consumer, so long as its properly labeled and your sales don't exceed $15000 annually?

Sorry if I got any of that info wrong, coffee is still brewing

 

[floridagirl13]

*PDF for the cottage law* sorry