Nine-year-old starts freeze dried food business

Nine-year-old starts freeze dried food business

[@southtexasprepper1837]

I really believe that this little girl is going to be very successful with this business. I've already "bookmarked" her website and plan to do business with her in the future. I wish her the best of luck with her business and future!!!!! 👍

[@diazmilton]

Good for her to have an entrepreneur mindset at that young age. And congratulations to the mom for supporting her daughter.

[@HB-yk4ut]

How neat! Hope her business takes off!🌺

[@yodead369]

How Are you allowed to buy branded products, freeze-dried them and relabel them? How's that different from copyright infringement?? Strange...

[@nayjavu]

You can't. It's illegal and 1000% infringement. But for some strange reason people are doing it. She's not the only one. People in sociam media doing the same thing. People always want an easy business...and cut corners like this to do it.

[@KarinaTahiri-KT]

@@nayjavu once you buy the product you are allowed to resell it. On the other hand you can't use the name "Skittles" when selling your items because of trademark purposes. They will have to rename the product like saying "freeze dried rainbow candy".

[@riverviewrescue1371]

You're not supposed to sell like that if not in a commercial kitchen. Says not cleared by health dept. What will they do if get sick & get sued. Should rent small commercial kitchen or sell on a smaller scale. Great for the lil girl. But she's also a kid has her whole life to work.

[@heatherjolly8389]

boy do the mom and daughter look alike

[@METALMAN4Wii]

Her Clone!

[@roseoverdose6451]

so freakin CUTE.

[@nayjavu]

Love this. But freeze drying things like skittles will get you sued. There are tick tockers doing it too and they didn't their research either.

[@pamelachan7004]

What research? You mean sued for trademark?

[@kimbucha1]

Just out of curiousity, how many freeze dryers do you have. i have a large Harvest right and wondered how long it would take to make the amount of stock needed to start up as well. I live in Canada so no competition ;)

[@kennyg5235]

I have one with my girlfriend. We pump out candy 24/7. My GF made over $800 at her first 2-day market. Cool machine!

[@MarcusAurelius12]

​@@kennyg5235isn't super over saturated now? Did she sell online?

[@gonzalocanivilo2020]

Do you have a licence for food handling?

[@maddogmaz1576]

You sound like a Government rat. This is America we don't need Government oversite

[@angiesteinke1]

they must have their cottage license I saw the label. Cottage license you can make handmade products and sell them at fairs.

[@southtexasprepper1837]

Do you really have to be a sour puss????? I'm sure that they take every precaution to ensure the packaging. Btw, do you have a license when you handle your food?????

[@natashaknoke1342]

I know her she was 11

[@Again-AGN]

Lol. Wait till the candy company’s come to collect using there product.

[@meg9005]

Fr they online for 20 bucks for the same ones she sells for $3

[@yodead369]

They will, just like the music labels went after Lime wire!!

[@seriousb3449]

If you buy a product , change it then re sell it. It's no longer the original product

[@flip0345]

Wait till the irs finds our what shes doing

[@nayjavu]

Definitely gonna get sued including people in social media doing the same thing. Dummies make youtube shorts using the wrappers and literally call them freeze dried Starburst etc on their website. Lol they can be proud of her. But this literally took no work, talent or skill.