Thursday, September 6, 2012

Work-From-Home Job Spotlight: Jellies/Jams Maker


Each Thursday, I’m highlighting a work-from-home job or business.

Job Description: A jellies or jam maker is one who makes her own fruit-based or other types of jams and jellies.

Education: None necessary.

Skills: The ability to make and can homemade jellies and jams.

Job outlook: Although home canning is experiencing a bit of a upswing, there are sill many people who do not make homemade jams and jellies. Metropolitan or urban areas will likely have more customers for homemade jellies and jams than more rural locations.

Possible employers: Local restaurants (especially farm-to-table ones), bakeries, organic supermarkets, and farmers markets could be great places to sell your wares.

Preparation: Make sure you’re complying with all state and local health department rules related to selling homemade goods. Take a food-safety course, usually offered through the health department or local restaurant association.

Get your foot in the door: Start by setting up a booth at a local arts and crafts fair or farmers market. Visit area stores and restaurants with samples.

Until next time,

Sarah

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