Now referred to as “The Homemade Food Rule”, HB251 revises the Alaska Food Drug and Cosmetic Act Statute to create an exemption from permitting and inspection requirements for producers of homemade food products, with no cap on sales. We dive into these changes, highlight three community perspectives on the new law, and share resources.
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Farmers markets are game-changers when it comes to improving food access in communities. They not only bring fresh, locally grown produce to the forefront but also serve as vital hubs for nutrition assistance programs, making healthy food options more accessible to everyone.