Cottage Food Laws in Wyoming

permissive

Complete guide to selling baked goods from home in Wyoming. Updated for 2026.

Last verified: April 2026

Annual Sales Limit	No annual sales cap
License Required	No — No license or permit required under the Wyoming Food Freedom Act.
Kitchen Inspection	No kitchen inspection required.
Online Sales	Allowed — Online sales and delivery are permitted under the Food Freedom Act.

Allowed Products

Baked goods
Candy
Jams and jellies
Honey
Dry mixes

Prohibited Products

Meat products (for non-informed-end-consumer sales)
Dairy products (for non-informed-end-consumer sales)

Labeling Requirements

Name and address of the producer
Name of the product
Ingredients list
"This product was made in a home kitchen not subject to government food safety inspection"

Where You Can Sell

Farmers markets
Direct from home
Online
Community events
Delivery

How Wyoming Compares

State	Sales Limit	License	Online	Level
Wyoming	No annual sales cap	No	Yes	permissive
Montana	$25,000 per year	No	No	moderate
South Dakota	No annual sales cap	No	Yes	permissive
Nebraska	$75,000 per year	No	Yes	permissive
Colorado	No annual sales cap	No	Yes	permissive
Utah	No annual sales cap	No	Yes	permissive
Idaho	No annual sales cap	No	Yes	permissive

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Wyoming's Food Freedom Act special?▾

Wyoming was one of the first states to pass a Food Freedom Act, which removes most regulatory barriers for direct-to-consumer food sales with no sales cap.

Can I sell cottage food online in Wyoming?▾

Yes. Online sales and delivery are permitted under the Food Freedom Act.

Can I sell meat and dairy under Wyoming Food Freedom?▾

You can sell directly to "informed end consumers" (who are aware the products are not inspected), but not through retail stores or online.

Official source: Wyoming Dept. of Agriculture — Food Freedom Act

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