Hope • June 16, 2026
Colorado’s ‘Tamales Act’ Restores Citizens’ Freedom to Buy and Sell Homecooked Food
Originally published on Good News Network
Colorado's government has restored the freedom of its people to prepare and sell homecooked food to one another. Provided they take a food safety course, the "Tamale Act" is expected to be a boost to the informal economy by unlocking the commercial power of mama's and grandma's home-cooking. House Majority Leader Monica Dura said exactly
Colorado's government has restored the freedom of its people to prepare and sell homecooked food to one another. Provided they take a food safety course, the "Tamale Act" is expected to be a boost to the informal economy by unlocking the commercial power of mama's and grandma's home-cooking. House Majority Leader Monica Dura said exactly
Originally published on Good News Network.
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