HB 18-1183

House Bill 18-1183, which has been signed into law, removes regulations that were previously set by the Colorado Department of Agriculture regarding home-based meat sales. This means that people who sell meat from their homes will no longer be required to follow certain rules and inspections set by the department. The bill affects individuals and small businesses involved in selling meat products directly from their homes or farms. Now that it is signed, these regulations are officially repealed, giving home sellers more freedom but also less oversight regarding food safety.

Official Summary

Sunset Process - House Public Health Care and Human Services Committee. The bill implements the recommendation of the department of regulatory agencies, as contained in the department's sunset review of home food service plans, by repealing the 'Sale of Meat Act', thereby eliminating the regulation of home food service plans by the department of agriculture.(Note: This summary applies to the reengrossed version of this bill as introduced in the second house.) , Read More

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