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Idaho Cottage Food
Label Maker

Every label you make here includes what Idaho law requires: the exact disclaimer wording, allergen statement, ingredients, and producer info. Design it, download it, stick it on the box.

Rules verified August 28, 2026Full Idaho cottage food law guide →

What Idaho requires on your label

The label maker below handles all of this for you. Here is the checklist it follows, straight from Idaho's rules.

  1. 1
    Required statement
    Exact two-sentence wording below. It may appear on a conspicuously displayed sign, a label affixed to the product, or a card given to the consumer.
  2. 2
    Producer name and contact information
    No address is required, just a way to reach you (Idaho Code 37-205).
  3. 3
    Ingredient list
    Required only if the product contains two or more ingredients.
  4. 4
    Perishable foods: handling and storage instructions
    Safe handling or storage instructions for TCS products.
Required wording, added to your label automatically
This product is not subject to government food safety inspection or licensing requirements. It may contain allergens.
  • SB 1283 (the Idaho Direct-to-Consumer Commerce Act, effective March 20, 2026) replaced the old cottage food rule; labels using the old wording should be updated.
  • The new act allows perishable/TCS foods and sales via designated agents, requires 2-year transaction records, and keeps all sales within Idaho.
  • No font size is mandated.

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