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Cookies, sourdough and zoning: What SC’s cottage law actually protects

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Two North Myrtle Beach businesses lost their roadside stands under a city rule even though South Carolina’s cottage food law allows them to sell their products directly to customers.

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Cookies, sourdough and zoning: What SC’s cottage law actually protects

Two North Myrtle Beach businesses lost their roadside stands under a city rule even though South Carolina’s cottage food law allows them to sell their products directly to customers.

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WMBF News broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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