Oklahoma Cottage Food Label Requirements
Oklahoma cottage food label requirements are set by the Local Food Freedom Act (the renamed Homemade Food Freedom Act). Every label needs your name and phone number, the address where the food was made, a description, the ingredients, any major allergens, and one exact sentence saying the food is exempt from government licensing and inspection. All of it in at least 10-point type.

Required on every Oklahoma homemade food label
Six items, printed in a legible format of at least 10-point font.

- 1Your name and phone number2 O.S. § 5-4.3The producer's name and a phone number customers can reach.
- 2Where it was made2 O.S. § 5-4.3The physical address where the food was produced. A state registration number can replace your name, phone and address (see below).
- 3A description of the food2 O.S. § 5-4.3A plain name that tells buyers what it is, like "Cinnamon rolls" or "Peach jam".
- 4Ingredients, largest first2 O.S. § 5-4.3All ingredients in descending order of proportion.
- 5Allergens2 O.S. § 5-4.3A statement naming any major allergens in the food. The state food safety division lists the nine: milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soybeans and sesame.
- 6The exemption statement2 O.S. § 5-4.3Word for word: "This product was produced in a facility that is exempt from government licensing and inspection."
- Selling through a store or market? Add a placardThird-party salesA store, farmers market, farm stand or craft fair selling your shelf-stable food must display a placard where it is shown: "This product was produced in a facility that is exempt from government licensing and inspection. This product may contain allergens."
Sales cap, registration and training
Oklahoma label questions
No. House Bill 3720 renamed it the Local Food Freedom Act. The label statement changed with it: it now says "produced in a facility" instead of "produced in a private residence". Update older labels.
Not anymore. A local food establishment can be at any location, including your home, as long as it is not a restaurant. You still have to follow local zoning and building codes. Oklahoma Cottage Food Law →
Shelf-stable foods, yes: grocery stores, farm stands, farmers markets, buying clubs, craft fairs and flea markets can all sell them, with the placard. Foods that need refrigeration can only be sold by you directly.
Anything with meat, poultry or seafood, plus alcoholic beverages, unpasteurized milk, and cannabis or marijuana products.
The Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry acts on consumer complaints. It can check your labels, training and sales, and a violation can bring a fine of up to $300.
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