The program can help legitimize the sale of prepared foods from the home, making it safe and regulated, the county said. Proponents say the program benefits single moms who care for children and elderly parents and therefore can’t leave the home for work, as well as providing a second source of income for immigrant families on a tight budget.
Home kitchen mini-restaurants now a thing in LA County. Oh, and it’s legal too.

Published: November 20, 2024
Source: Los Angeles Daily News
Related: State Policy, MEHKOs, Local Policy