Nevada Cottage Food Law

Nevada's cottage food law sets an annual revenue cap of $35,000 (rises to $100K in 2027) and a permit (County health district cottage food registration) is required before the first sale. Direct in-person sales only currently. Online and delivery permitted starting July 2027.

Watch for: Major reform pending: AB 352 raises the cap to $100K and adds online sales effective July 1, 2027. Plan around the transition.

Annual revenue cap

$35,000 (rises to $100K in 2027)

Permit / registration

County health district cottage food registration

Kitchen inspection

Not required

Food handler training

Required

Acidified foods

Excluded

Interstate shipping

In-state only

Where you can sell

Direct in-person sales only currently. Online and delivery permitted starting July 2027.

Direct (in-person)

What's required before your first sale

Must register in each county health district where you sell. Clark County charges $160+; most others are free.

Label requirements

Statement of identity — common or descriptive product name
Net quantity of contents (weight, volume, or count)
Ingredient statement in descending order of predominance by weight (incl. sub-ingredients)
Name and physical address where the product was manufactured, packaged, or distributed
Allergen declaration per FALCPA
Verbatim disclosure required by NRS 446.866(1)(d), printed prominently: "MADE IN A COTTAGE FOOD OPERATION THAT IS NOT SUBJECT TO GOVERNMENT FOOD SAFETY INSPECTION"
Effective July 1, 2027, AB 352 (2025) renames the program "Craft Food Operation" and changes the disclosure to "MADE IN A CRAFT FOOD OPERATION THAT IS NOT SUBJECT TO GOVERNMENT FOOD SAFETY INSPECTION" — re-verify before that date

How Ardent Seller helps

Generate your Nevada disclosure label in one click

Ardent Seller assembles a print-ready cottage food label for Nevada from data you already track — the state's required disclosure statement rendered verbatim (and sized to meet the state's minimum type size where one applies), your operator info, ingredients in descending order by weight, the federal "Contains:" allergen line, net weight, and lot code. A validation checklist flags anything Nevada requires that's missing before you print. Included on every plan.

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