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Nevada cottage food label requirements

Nevada requires registration with the local health authority and caps gross sales at $35,000/year (rising to $100,000 on July 1, 2027 under AB 352). Labels must carry the exact 'MADE IN A COTTAGE FOOD OPERATION...' statement; only direct in-person sales are allowed, with no online, retail, or wholesale sales until the 2027 changes.

Required home-kitchen disclosure

“MADE IN A COTTAGE FOOD OPERATION THAT IS NOT SUBJECT TO GOVERNMENT FOOD SAFETY INSPECTION”

This is the statement your state requires, reproduced from its official rule.

Official Nevada source
Annual sales cap
$35,000
Permit / registration
Required
Online sales
Restricted
Retail / wholesale
Direct only

Permits & training: Registration with the local health authority is required before selling (fees vary by district; SNHD ~$200+/yr, Carson City free). Food handler training not required. Label letters must be at least 1/16-inch tall (about 8-point).

What goes on a Nevada cottage label

  • Business/operator name and address
  • Product name
  • Ingredients in descending order of predominance by weight
  • Allergen information
  • Net weight/quantity
  • Required cottage food statement printed prominently in English

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Nevada home-kitchen disclosure

This is the statement your state requires on the label. Official source ↗

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MADE IN A COTTAGE FOOD OPERATION THAT IS NOT SUBJECT TO GOVERNMENT FOOD SAFETY INSPECTION
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Cottage-food rules vary by state and change often. Confirm your label against your state's current requirements. Panelry is not legal advice.

Nevada cottage food label FAQ

What must a cottage food label include in Nevada?
In Nevada, a cottage food label typically includes: Business/operator name and address; Product name; Ingredients in descending order of predominance by weight; Allergen information; Net weight/quantity; Required cottage food statement printed prominently in English. It must also carry the required home-kitchen disclosure shown above.
What is the required home-kitchen disclosure in Nevada?
“MADE IN A COTTAGE FOOD OPERATION THAT IS NOT SUBJECT TO GOVERNMENT FOOD SAFETY INSPECTION” This wording is reproduced from the state's official rule.
Do I need a permit or registration to sell cottage food in Nevada?
Yes. Nevada requires a permit or registration for cottage food sales. Registration with the local health authority is required before selling (fees vary by district; SNHD ~$200+/yr, Carson City free). Food handler training not required. Label letters must be at least 1/16-inch tall (about 8-point). Always confirm current requirements with the official source linked above.
Can I sell cottage food online in Nevada?
Online sales are restricted in Nevada. Most cottage food must be sold directly to the consumer. Check the official source for details.
Is there a sales cap for cottage food in Nevada?
Yes. Nevada caps annual cottage food sales at $35,000 gross.
Do I need a Nutrition Facts panel for cottage food in Nevada?
Usually not for direct cottage-food sales. Most sellers only need the ingredient, allergen, net-weight, and disclosure label this page's free tool makes. You generally do need an FDA Nutrition Facts panel once you sell into retail or wholesale, ship across state lines, or make a nutrient claim like “low sugar.”

Cottage food labels in other states

Verify before selling

Cottage-food rules change often. Confirm Nevada's current requirements with the official source above before printing or selling. Panelry is not affiliated with any government agency and does not provide legal advice. See our disclaimer.

Last verified July 2026 against Nevada's official cottage-food guidance (linked above) · Panelry