[E. Pluribus Unum]

The purpose of big-government is to sell monopolies to big-business.

[rjsimmon]

Hmmm... Michigan... isn't that where Detroit is???

[PoloSec]

Cheese Burger, Cheese Burger, No Hamburger!

[SkyDancer]

Health and sanitation issues?

[TexasRepublic]

Government bureaucracies accumulate laws year after year until society is finally overburdened and strangled by them. How many millions of laws must be on the books by now? Periodically “rebooting” the system is the only way to clear the cache of clutter and restore functionality.

[Albion Wilde]

It’s also not allowed to donate your food to someone else who might give it away or sell it.

Well, there goes the church and school fund-raisers.

[lastchance]

Here is info on the changes Texas made to its “Cottage Food” laws. Please note it does not expand the definition of permitted foods to include those foods considered as likely sources of contamination such as custards or fish dip. Instead it added some foods which pose very little risk to consumers. Some of these may already be covered under Michigan’s Law. I don’t know if Michigan requires every permitted food to be listed or if not being on the banned list is enough for a food to be considered allowed.

http://texascottagefoodlaw.com/