South Carolina
Home food producers in South Carolina
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South Carolina cottage food at a glance
Recorded cottage food cap for South Carolina: No revenue cap.
Recorded cap notes: No revenue cap (previously $15,000, removed)
South Carolina has no revenue cap (previously $15,000, removed). No license or permit required. No inspection. Can sell direct-to-consumer AND wholesale to retail stores. The 2022 amendment (S.506, eff. May 23, 2022) added online/internet and mail-order sales — these are allowed but, like all sales under the law, only to addresses within South Carolina. Non-potentially hazardous foods only.
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