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Should selling homemade food be illegal?

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February 8, 2024

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Ever wondered about the legalities of your favorite homemade treats? In some states selling homemade tamales can land you in hot water.

Last year Arizona nearly legalized one of its most beloved illicit markets: the sale of homemade tamales. House Bill 2509, which would've legalized the sale of "potentially hazardous" homemade goods containing perishable ingredients, passed both chambers of the Arizona Legislature with overwhelming bipartisan support—but in a controversial move, Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed it. #food #foodie #tamales

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