Can you sell food out of your house in Alabama?

The Cottage Food Laws in Alabama allow for the making and selling of certain "non-hazardous" foods without the need for a commercial kitchen. These include baked items, jams & jellies, dried herbs, candy, and meat goods and canned vegetables. Running a cottage food company in Alabama does not require a permit or license, and no kitchen is subject to inspections. The Cottage Food Laws of Alabama require that any handmade food or drink be sold to the end user at the maker's residence. Products must accurately reflect their contents and include a disclaimer saying that the food has not been examined by the health authority on the label. It is possible to find success running a food company out of your house in Alabama.