An Act relating to the sale of homemade food.

Summary

The bill changes Alaska law to allow homemade food sales only for personal use and only at specific local venues such as farmers markets, farms, the producer’s home or a third‑party retail site. It prohibits sales that involve interstate commerce or include meat, seafood, controlled substances, animal‑fat oil, game meat, or hazardous foods packaged with reduced oxygen. The measure also defines “reduced oxygen packaging.”

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