Is it true that in Mississippi a business can sell to a customer raw food, accept payment by food stamps and?

complimentary cook the food. If this is the case, I would like to see the provisions or by laws that state this information, so please provide a link to these laws/provisions or post them along with the answer to this question. Thanks!



P.S. I am a convenience store manager and would like to be enlightened on the details of this situation.Is it true that in Mississippi a business can sell to a customer raw food, accept payment by food stamps and?
Yes I am agree with the above answer. He is right.Is it true that in Mississippi a business can sell to a customer raw food, accept payment by food stamps and?
1) yes they can sell raw food ( grocery stores , even resturants if you ask to have it raw i always have some raw meat with my pho it's the customers specificasions if they ask then give it to them raw if at resturant )



2) yes they can pay by food stamps. Food stamps can only be used for food. and beverages nothing else. as long as the place takes it then your all good.



3) cook the food? well yes if you ask them to cook it. and they say okay. usually they will charge you a fee though since your using thier ingredients but if you have like a friends or someone you know they might not charge.Is it true that in Mississippi a business can sell to a customer raw food, accept payment by food stamps and?
I don't see why not. The law states you can sell cold food only not prepared food. If you are cooking the food after the sell and you are not charging them for it you are within the law. You can find the rules at the USDA's website here http://www.fns.usda.gov/fns/regulations.鈥?/a> but you will not find an exact answer to your question. You will need to contact them here http://www.fns.usda.gov/fns/forms/contac鈥?/a> and ask them your specific question they will give you an exact answer and it only takes about 3 days to get an answer.