Verified October 29, 2026 from official Missouri sources.
The short answer: Missouri has no permit or license for cottage food and no yearly sales limit. You can sell baked goods, canned jams or jellies, and dried herbs, including online, as long as you and the buyer are both in Missouri.
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No. Only baked goods, canned jams or jellies, and dried herbs and herb mixes.
Cut produce, baked goods with fresh fruit garnish, freeze-dried foods, salsa, pickles, sauces, meats, dairy, eggs, no-sugar or hot pepper jams, cream and meringue pies.
No.
No limit.
Online, as long as you and the buyer are both in Missouri. No sales across state lines and no wholesale.
Your full name and address, product name, ingredients by weight, net weight, allergens, and a statement that the product is prepared in a kitchen that is not subject to inspection by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.
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Related: Permits by state · Kansas · Arkansas · Illinois
This page is general information, not legal advice. Laws change and can differ by city and county. Confirm with your state or local health or agriculture department before you sell.