Frequently Asked Questions

No. All food that is offered for free, or for a cost to the public must be prepared in a commercial kitchen that is licensed and inspected by the local health department. Distributing food prepared in a home kitchen is strictly prohibited.

Baked goods such as brownies, cookies and cakes prepared in a private home for sale or service at a religious or charitable organizations bake sale is permitted if there is a clearly visible placard at the sale or service location that states the food is prepared in a kitchen that is not subject to regulation and inspection by the health department.

All persons or vendors selling or giving away food to the public within the borders of the Township of Morris must obtain a temporary food license. All foods offered for consumption must be prepared in a licensed commercial kitchen. For requirements to obtain a temporary food license please see the temporary food license application.