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Oklahoma cottage food label requirements

Under Oklahoma's Homemade Food Freedom Act, home producers may sell direct-to-consumer (including online) without a license or inspection, but each product must carry the exempt-residence disclosure plus allergen and producer information. Annual gross sales are capped at $75,000.

Required home-kitchen disclosure

“This product was produced in a private residence that is exempt from government licensing and inspection.”

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

Official Oklahoma source
Annual sales cap
$75,000
Permit / registration
Not required
Online sales
Allowed
Retail / wholesale
Direct only

Permits & training: No license, permit, or inspection required under the Homemade Food Freedom Act. A food handler/food safety training course is required. An optional ODAFF-issued registration number (HB 2975, 2024) may be placed on the label in lieu of the producer's name, phone, and/or address.

What goes on a Oklahoma cottage label

  • Product/common name
  • Producer name and phone number (may be replaced by ODAFF registration number)
  • Ingredient list in descending order by weight
  • Allergen statement identifying any of the 9 major allergens (milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, crustacean shellfish, wheat, soy, sesame)
  • Printed in a minimum 10-point font

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Oklahoma home-kitchen disclosure

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

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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.

Oklahoma cottage food label FAQ

What must a cottage food label include in Oklahoma?
In Oklahoma, a cottage food label typically includes: Product/common name; Producer name and phone number (may be replaced by ODAFF registration number); Ingredient list in descending order by weight; Allergen statement identifying any of the 9 major allergens (milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, crustacean shellfish, wheat, soy, sesame); Printed in a minimum 10-point font. It must also carry the required home-kitchen disclosure shown above.
What is the required home-kitchen disclosure in Oklahoma?
“This product was produced in a private residence that is exempt from government licensing and inspection.” This wording is reproduced from the state's official rule.
Do I need a permit or registration to sell cottage food in Oklahoma?
Oklahoma does not require a general cottage-food permit or registration for most sellers. No license, permit, or inspection required under the Homemade Food Freedom Act. A food handler/food safety training course is required. An optional ODAFF-issued registration number (HB 2975, 2024) may be placed on the label in lieu of the producer's name, phone, and/or address. Always confirm current requirements with the official source linked above.
Can I sell cottage food online in Oklahoma?
Yes. Oklahoma allows cottage food to be sold online. Check the official source for current rules on delivery and shipping.
Is there a sales cap for cottage food in Oklahoma?
Yes. Oklahoma caps annual cottage food sales at $75,000 gross.
Do I need a Nutrition Facts panel for cottage food in Oklahoma?
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 Oklahoma'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 Oklahoma's official cottage-food guidance (linked above) · Panelry