Food freedom

The bill would provide for microenterprise home kitchen operations under Pennsylvania’s food protection law. Home cooks should be free to sell food to their neighbors.

The bill would permit and legalize the sale of raw milk. Families should be free to buy raw milk from farmers they trust.

Prohibits the sale, distribution, or production of cultivated meat products in Oklahoma. CODR backs clear labeling of lab-grown meat but weighs outright bans carefully against consumer food choice.

The bill would make plant-based, insect-based or lab-grown protein products misbranded if labels suggest meat or eggs without disclosing otherwise. It failed in 2026. Shoppers deserve to know what is in their food.

Would authorize the sale of certain homemade foods under a microenterprise home kitchen operation registration. Passed the House. Home cooks should be able to sell safe homemade food without costly commercial kitchens.

Amends the Oklahoma Milk and Milk Products Act to authorize certain sales of raw milk products. Signed by the Governor in May 2026. Families should be free to buy raw milk directly from the farmers they trust.

Renames the Homemade Food Freedom Act to the Local Food Freedom Act and modifies its definitions. Signed by the Governor in May 2026. Home cooks and small producers should be able to sell to their neighbors without needless barriers.

Would regulate the sale of raw milk and name the act the Farm-to-Consumer Access to Raw Milk Act. In the House Agriculture Committee. Families should be free to buy raw milk directly from farmers they trust.

The bill amends the law on the sale of raw milk products and provides a penalty. Families should be able to buy raw milk products from farmers they trust; the description does not say whether this expands or limits sales.

Would provide for the Montana Local Meat Act. CODR is watching efforts that affect local meat sales from Montana farms.