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State Rules Lookup

Pick your state and what you want to sell. You get one card: whether it is allowed, the yearly limit, how you can sell it, and the label words.

This is general information to help you find your state's rules, not legal advice. Check with your state agency.

The same lookup is linked from State rules. Share rules already on file stay on each state page. A map of homemade-food rules is on Food freedom.

Selling on tribal land

If you sell on or from tribal lands, your tribe's own laws and food rules may apply instead of, or along with, state rules. Check with your tribal government.

Baked goods & candy in Texas

Allowed

Last checked: not checked yet.

Starter info from public summaries. Confirm with your state agency before you sell.

This is general information to help you find your state's rules, not legal advice. Confirm with your state agency.

Yearly sales limit: $150k (SB 541, 2025: almost any non-meat food)

How it can be sold: Online: yes. Shipping: yes, with conditions.

Lemonade-stand law. SB 541 (2025) widened the rules. Sales-tax line: $500k

Even where a state allows shipping or out-of-state sales, American Share Market keeps all food inside the seller's state.

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This page is information only. It does not turn checkout on. Items that are not reviewed stay not allowed. See Prohibited Items and the rules library.

Special rules

Alcohol, hemp, raw milk, herd shares, wild foods, live animals, meat, and eggs use a separate row for each state. A row that is not reviewed yet is not allowed. Nothing on that table is filled in from a guess.