Live Webinar - Cottage Food Laws Update
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A lively and informative one-hour webinar that unpacks and explains the recent changes in the cottage food laws in Texas. Learn what types of homemade products now qualify as cottage food, the new avenues available to distribute your products, and labeling requirements.
Highlights:
- Understand the expansion of products that can now be sold as cottage food
- Learn the avenues of distribution available for the different cottage foods
- Stay compliant with registration and regulations
- Utilize the updated DSHS system to maximize labeling privacy
This session is intended for cottage food business owners and those considering starting one who want to stay up to date on recent changes to the laws and regulations.
Presenter:
Rebecca Smith, Attorney, The Rebecca Smith Law Firm, PLLC
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Presenter(s):
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Rebecca Smith
Rebecca is a service-connected disabled veteran who brings dedication, integrity, and a strong commitment to service to her legal practice. In recognition of those who serve, she offers discounted legal fees to veterans and active-duty service members. She founded her boutique law firm in 2017, focusing on business law, tax, and estate planning. Rebecca provides thoughtful, strategic counsel to individuals, families, and business owners, tailoring solutions to each client’s unique goals. Outside her practice, she volunteers with the San Antonio Legal Service Association, providing pro bono legal services to underserved individuals and veterans. Rebecca earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Chemistry from Kent State University and a Master’s in Healthcare Administration from Touro University. She received her Juris Doctor from St. Mary’s University School of Law in 2015 while working full time. She is admitted to the State Bar of Texas, the U.S. Tax Court, and the Western District of Texas. |
