News Viewpoint: Half-baked state rules prevent indoor farmers market from selling bread Ash and Carrie Beth Winfield February 11, 2020
News Ash and Carrie Beth Winfield: Half-baked state rules prevent indoor farmers market from selling bread Ash and Carrie Beth Winfield February 8, 2020
News ‘Microenterprise home kitchens’ look for food safety exemptions in Washington Dan Flynn February 4, 2020
News Proposed Food Freedom Act amendments aim could boost opportunities for Wyoming farmers Nick Reynolds February 3, 2020
Press Release Proposed Red Tape and Inspections for Lincoln’s Home Bakers Are Unnecessary and Unconstitutional Institute for Justice January 30, 2020
News Catching up: Maple Ridge Orchard comes to agreement with state inspectors over cider press Mitchell Schmidt January 27, 2020
News Get states off the backs of homemade food sellers Jennifer McDonald and Daryl James January 8, 2020
News Letter: North Dakota botches its recipe for food freedom Jennifer McDonald and Daryl James December 12, 2019
Press Release North Dakota Health Department Guts Food Freedom Law Institute for Justice December 3, 2019
News Controversial North Dakota cottage food rules to go into effect Jan. 1 Jack Dura December 3, 2019
News Cashton orchard owners contest state regulations on cider following years of exemption October 21, 2019
News North Dakota’s Health Department receives stream of written opposition to cottage food rules Jack Dura October 17, 2019
News City of Fort Pierce one step closer to repealing law that limits food truck locations Meghan McRoberts October 8, 2019
News Home Baking for a Profit is Illegal in NJ; Lawsuit Looks to Change That Lindsey Kelleher October 3, 2019
News City Shuts Down Preschool’s Produce Stand Over Worries That It Could Lead To Too Many Fresh Food Stands Andrew Wimer September 25, 2019
News Baltimore’s food truck fight continues: Maryland Court of Appeals to hear case against city restrictions Christina Tkacik September 11, 2019
News Baltimore’s ‘300-foot rule’ for food trucks heads to state’s highest court Amanda Yeager September 11, 2019
News Plan to regulate Louisville food trucks sent back to the drawing board Chad Mills August 22, 2019
News Louisville proposal that caused a fuss around food trucks sent back to committee Darcy Costello August 22, 2019
News Grassroots groups and growers east of the Anacostia defy the ‘food desert’ label Thien Vinh Nguyen August 14, 2019
Press Release After Years of Struggle with the City, Tamale Food Cart Passes Inspection and Paves the Way for Fellow Vendors Andrew Wimer July 26, 2019
Press Release Después de Años Luchando con la Ciudad, Vendedor Ambulante Pasa la Inspección y Allana el Camino para sus Compañeros Vendedores Andrew Wimer July 26, 2019
News Unlicensed “health coach” claims health advice is free speech—court disagrees Beth Mole July 20, 2019
