Oklahoma cottage food law
Sell cottage food in Oklahoma
Oklahoma cottage food law, label rules, and a free storefront. Oklahoma's cottage food law lets home bakers sell directly to consumers with no statewide sales cap — provided you sell directly to consumers, label every product correctly, and follow Oklahoma's rules. CottageOps configures the Oklahoma label disclosure for you, tracks your sales against the cap, and gives you a free storefront to take orders.
What Oklahoma's cottage food law says
- Sales cap
- No statewide sales cap — Oklahoma doesn't set an annual revenue ceiling on cottage food sales.
- Refrigerated (TCS) foods
- Oklahoma's cottage food path is limited to shelf-stable goods — refrigerated (TCS) items aren't allowed under the exemption.
- Where you can sell
- Direct to Oklahoma consumers — pickup, in-state delivery, farmers markets, and online sales to in-state customers.
Required label disclosure in Oklahoma
Every Oklahoma cottage food label must carry the product name, ingredients in descending order by weight, the net weight, a “Contains” allergen statement for any FDA major allergens, your name and address as the producer, and the Oklahoma-required disclosure below. CottageOps fills the disclosure in for you, verbatim:
This product was produced in a private residence that is exempt from government licensing and inspection.
Before you sell in Oklahoma
Oklahoma doesn't require a permit to start.
Oklahoma lets cottage food bakers start selling without a state permit or inspection — set up your storefront, add your menu, and you can begin taking orders.
Full Oklahoma cottage-food law
The detail behind the summary above: Oklahoma's primary statute, the agency that enforces it, the revenue cap, what foods are allowed, refrigerated-food (TCS) rules, labeling notes, and the watch-outs to know before you sell.
- Primary statute
- Okla. Stat. tit. 63 §1-1118.1 (Oklahoma Homemade Food Freedom Act) (Oklahoma Homemade Food Freedom Act)
- Enforcing agency
- Oklahoma State Department of Health
- Revenue cap
- No cap (Homemade Food Freedom Act).
- Allowed foods
- Foods under the Homemade Food Freedom Act; recent expansion may permit more than typical cottage states — CottageOps treats OK conservatively as shelf-stable only.
- Refrigerated (TCS) / prohibited
- Conservative shelf-stable only (engine refuses TCS labels for OK), though the Food-Freedom regime may permit more — confirm.
- Where you can sell
- Direct to consumer.
- Labeling notes
- Disclosure "This product was produced in a private residence that is exempt from government licensing and inspection." at ≥10pt.
General information, not legal advice — confirm with your state agency. Last verified 2026-06-15.
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Oklahoma cottage food FAQ
What must a Oklahoma cottage food label include?
A compliant Oklahoma cottage food label needs the product name, the ingredients in descending order by weight, the net weight (oz and/or grams), the "Contains" allergen statement for any FDA major allergens, the producer's name and address, and the Oklahoma-required legal disclosure. Our free generator fills in the disclosure for you and lays out the rest automatically as you type.
What is the required cottage food disclosure in Oklahoma?
Oklahoma requires this exact disclosure on the label: "This product was produced in a private residence that is exempt from government licensing and inspection." You never type it — the generator applies the current Oklahoma disclosure for you the moment you pick your state.
Can I sell TCS or refrigerated cottage food items in Oklahoma?
No — Oklahoma's cottage food path is limited to shelf-stable goods, so TCS items that need refrigeration are not allowed under the cottage food exemption. If you toggle "Contains a TCS item" the generator will flag that Oklahoma doesn't permit it, so you don't print a non-compliant label.
Is this Oklahoma cottage food label generator really free?
Yes. Building and previewing your Oklahoma-compliant label is free with no account. CottageOps is free through 2026 — no credit card — and when you're ready to download or print the full-resolution label you just claim your free CottageOps account. In 2027 it's a flat $19/mo (or $190/yr).
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Start freeThis is general information, not legal advice — confirm with your Oklahoma cottage food authority before selling. Last verified: 2026-06-13.