Class a Permit California Food Application

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Class a Permit California Food Application

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Class a Permit California Food Application

 Class A Operators of Cottage Food Establishments
A "Class A" CFO is required to register with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and submit a "self-certification compliance checklist." A "Class A" CFO is the only type of CFO that is allowed to sell cottage foods directly to the end consumer. Direct sales can be made:


From within your own home
At farm stands and Certified Farmers Markets * Through community-supported agriculture subscriptions * At holiday bazaars or temporary events, bake sales or food swaps 
Direct sales may require special permits.

 

 

Class a Permit California Food Application

 Class a Permit California Food Application

Business Information and Documents

 

Environmental Health provides a convenient way to let you register for Class A Cottage Food Operator online.

How much does it cost to become a CFO Class A in Los Angeles County?

Effective August 8, 2013, new fees for Cottage Food Operator Registrations and Permits were implemented, as approved by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on July 9, 2013. All Cottage Food Operator Class A applications received beginning 8-9-2013 must include the new fees indicated below.

Class A Registration: $118.00

 

 

Class a Permit California Food Application

Resources

Below information provides details on the California Homemade Food Act (AB 1616) and Cottage Foods:

 

Class a Permit California Food Application

To obtain information regarding the approved cottage foods, labeling requirements, and food processor course, please visit California Department of Public Health (CDPH) website Cottage Food Operations page.