Rhode Island
Home food producers in Rhode Island
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Rhode Island cottage food at a glance
Recorded cottage food cap for Rhode Island: $50,000 (period not set).
Recorded cap notes: $50,000/year cap. $65/year registration fee.
Rhode Island is one of the most restrictive states. $50,000/year cap with $65/year registration fee with RI Dept of Health. Only nonperishable BAKED GOODS allowed — no jams, no candy, no honey. Double-crust pies, yeast breads, biscuits, brownies, cookies, muffins, cakes only. Cottage Food Manufacture registrants (H 7123, eff. Nov 2022) may sell directly anywhere within the state, including selling online and shipping products within Rhode Island; no wholesale and no out-of-state shipping.
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