1stRambo
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Yo, this should tell you enough about the JOB stoppers!!! You wonder why it cost so much to start a business? Keep voting ""Mini Socialist Democrats"" into office, they suck at business, look at Detroit Michigan!!!
Mar 20, 12:08 PM EDT
EFFORT TO LEGALIZE HOME-BAKED GOODS STUCK ON CUTTING BOARD
BY JOSH CORNFIELD
ASSOCIATED PRESS
AP Photo/Julio Cortez
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) -- Grace DeStefano has been fighting for the past seven years for her right to sell a homemade cake.
DeStefano is among a group of home bakers who have been battling since 2009 for New Jersey to catch up to almost every other state in having a cottage food law that would allow for them to join in a tradition that supporters say is as American as the apple pie they're not legally allowed to sell.
New Jersey and Wisconsin are the only two states that effectively ban the sale of home-baked goods. Opponents cite public health concerns and unfair competition against established businesses.
"A lot of people that I talk to want a small business and don't want to have to go and buy a storefront and get a factory," said DeStefano, 46, of Bedminster Township. "We just want something where we can put our foot in the door, do something on the side to make some extra income. We don't see it as direct competition."
The measure has passed in New Jersey's lower house twice, but Senate health and human services Chairman Socialist Democrat Sen. Joe Vitale has refused to bring up the measure for a vote. Sounds like Harry Reid!!!
News from The Associated Press
"GTP"
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Mar 20, 12:08 PM EDT
EFFORT TO LEGALIZE HOME-BAKED GOODS STUCK ON CUTTING BOARD
BY JOSH CORNFIELD
ASSOCIATED PRESS
AP Photo/Julio Cortez
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) -- Grace DeStefano has been fighting for the past seven years for her right to sell a homemade cake.
DeStefano is among a group of home bakers who have been battling since 2009 for New Jersey to catch up to almost every other state in having a cottage food law that would allow for them to join in a tradition that supporters say is as American as the apple pie they're not legally allowed to sell.
New Jersey and Wisconsin are the only two states that effectively ban the sale of home-baked goods. Opponents cite public health concerns and unfair competition against established businesses.
"A lot of people that I talk to want a small business and don't want to have to go and buy a storefront and get a factory," said DeStefano, 46, of Bedminster Township. "We just want something where we can put our foot in the door, do something on the side to make some extra income. We don't see it as direct competition."
The measure has passed in New Jersey's lower house twice, but Senate health and human services Chairman Socialist Democrat Sen. Joe Vitale has refused to bring up the measure for a vote. Sounds like Harry Reid!!!
News from The Associated Press
"GTP"
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