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Sask. Party reveals fully baked plan to remove red tape

Sask Party Leader Brad Wall announces a pledge to allow home bakers, like Queen of Caramel Emmy Barr, to sell treats from home. Derek Putz/Global News

MOOSE JAW – Premier Brad Wall says a re-elected Saskatchewan Party government will toss rules that prevent homemade foods such as cookies, candy, pies and buns from being sold to consumers.

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He says bans on advertising sales of such low-risk foods would also be lifted for home-based food businesses.

Home-based food producers in the province can’t sell directly to consumers or advertise other than by word of mouth or at farmers markets.

Even a Facebook post can be considered illegal advertising.

Wall says it’s common sense that the government shouldn’t get in the way of a church group, community organization or individual who wants to make some money by selling homemade baked goods.

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