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This bill amends existing Alaska law regarding the sale of homemade food, specifically by adding a prohibition against selling "potentially hazardous homemade food in reduced oxygen packaging," which is defined as packaging from which oxygen has been removed to preserve the food's quality or create a vacuum seal. This change is being made to the section of law that outlines the conditions under which homemade food can be sold, which currently restricts sales to personal consumption within the state at various locations like farmers' markets or the producer's home, and prohibits interstate commerce or the sale of certain items like meat, seafood, or game meat.

Agriculture and Natural Resources, Business and Industry

https://www.akleg.gov/basis/Bill/Detail/34?Root=SB226