09-09-2016, 12:22 PM
"You mean pakalolo? Because that is probably what 90% of Puna farmers grow as a crop."
I meant things like eggs, meat, milk, cheese, and products made with said items that don't come from a licensed / inspected commercial facility. There are some of these 'gray market' items available at the local farmers markets (usually eggs and honey) but the reality is those products aren't any more legal to sell than pakalolo, the only difference is one is handled by criminal laws and the other by civil and/or administrative laws.
I meant things like eggs, meat, milk, cheese, and products made with said items that don't come from a licensed / inspected commercial facility. There are some of these 'gray market' items available at the local farmers markets (usually eggs and honey) but the reality is those products aren't any more legal to sell than pakalolo, the only difference is one is handled by criminal laws and the other by civil and/or administrative laws.