Cottage foods; eliminate annual gross sale cap and internet sale restrictions.

SB 2283 would have removed Mississippi's $10,000 annual sales limit for cottage food operations and lifted the ban on selling products via mail order or online (though advertising online was already permitted). It would have directly affected small home-based food businesses (like bakers or jam makers) by allowing them to sell more widely without exceeding the sales cap. The bill maintained existing labeling requirements (including the "not subject to Mississippi food safety regulations" warning) and required compliance with federal tax laws. However, the bill died in committee on February 3, 2026, so these changes were never enacted.