Selling Home Made Produce

[mrs_overall]

I make my own jams/chutneys etc and usually give the surplus away. If I was to sell them on a stall would I need to have anything like a food hygiene certificate?
If I do, would it apply to selling honey? (The current Mr O keeps bees and has said there is about 28lb of honey so far)

[rockyracoon]

Someone on here was after honey earlier, might be able to make yourself a few bob.

[mrs_overall]

Really? Any idea who it was?

[rockyracoon]

Will have a lookey?

[rockyracoon]

Here it is

http://www.theanswerb.../Question1136130.html

[DTCwordfan]

don't know where you are specifically; here it sold off stands with honesty jars.....or is that a hone__y jar.

[vodkancoke]

I think you do need the certificate Mrs O. I sell cakes and baked items from home and sell them at a local farmers market. I took it online andhad to contact my local council to inform them.I dont know if it would be any different for jams and honeys.

[DTCwordfan]

slurp, yum; vodka........

[DTCwordfan]

I have a slice of cake here ready to devour, a delish Victoria that a local woman sells off her stand (£4 for a full cake), beautifully moist - she really knows how to drop those eggies in bit by bit, ever so slowly, into her mix.

I would have had it earlier but was down at my sis's; she had taken the mater off for major dental work with her dentist, an ex ortho-dental surgeon and picked up a pretty good carrot cake on the way back, nice and moist, a tad over sweet but then I am being picky.

My dessert speciality is a meringue....individual or as a pie for a good Pav.

[vodkancoke]

Yum yum :)

[DTCwordfan]

Left the ex and my eldest daughter to bake as they were so good; starters and roasts etc, with fish etc and pasta dishes being the forte.........

[mrs_overall]

Thanks for your replies

[Buenchico]

All you really need to know:
http://www.bbka.org.u...ey_b10_1306864705.pdf
but here's the legal stuff:
https://secure.fera.d.../index.cfm?pageid=197

Chris