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A small PSA: turns out selling meat is super ultra regulated by the USDA. Even though the liver comes from a USDA inspected facility, the act of dehydrating it is still considered meat processing under VA law, which cannot be done in a non-USDA inspected facility.

Because of this, I’m not longer officially selling the liver crisps on my website and instead, will just stick to the occasional zapsnag opportunity to GIFT them to all of my friends on nostr. I have some interesting ideas for that actually to get around these regulations.

Super discouraging tbh. Constant roadblocks in this area of work.

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USDA can stick their regs right up their asses Sorry to hear about the bullshit man. Keep grinding 🫡

There are people mailing cannabis all over the country. Not saying you should risk it, but no one said anything when i was mailing cheese

n0>1 signals bip110 · 40w

What if you only sell for sats on nostr platforms? How can they stop you?

Josephus · 40w

I make “salami roasts” and biltong and pemmican too… I hit the same hurdle.

Sats 4 Snacks · 40w

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Kip Ashlynn · 40w

Meat is super regulated thanks to Upton Sinclair's The Jungle

Gifting is the way. In many jurisdictions people get around cannabis sale laws by selling a sticker or T-shirt and including the weed as a ‘free gift’ 😆

nostrich · 40w

Liver crisps? Do you have a recipe or is there website with a recipe?

Adrian M Lopez · 40w

Soopah gey! Think of me when your inner Santa comes around

twentyone · 40w

Don’t give up. Find a way

Sorry to hear this, but I suppose it’s not surprising. There are way too many regulations everywhere, most of which are worthless or harmful. I wish you well and love cooking with the ghee I recently bought from you!

MoneRogue · 39w

Just sell it on the black market instead. We need more counter-markets that focus on more than just Devil's lettuce and crack.

sell it for dogs. Is there regulation for that