Food carts. Trailers. Renovated school buses. Mobile kitchens. The movement to use a vehicle to sell food—from juicy meat on a stick to gourmet doughnuts topped with thick strips of bacon and sweet ...

This excerpt is part of Entrepreneur.com’s Second-Quarter Startup Kit which explores the fundamentals of starting up in a wide range of industries. In Start Your Own Food Truck Business, the staff of ...

As the world slowly and tentatively re-opens in the wake of the coronavirus lock-downs, restaurants continue to be among the hardest-hit businesses. Closed for months to “slow the spread,” even as ...

Grilled sausage and peppers from the Livin' the Dream food trailer, one of the favorite items on the menu for owner Jim Salisbury A pulled pork sandwich with coleslaw from the Livin' the Dream food ...

Fresno city representatives are pledging to collaborate with county agencies in rolling out information and equipment for mobile food vendors that not only complies with California law but also with ...

The Dallas City Council made it easier Wednesday for mobile food vendors to do business. The body unanimously approved rewriting the dated code governing food trailers, trucks, and carts. Permits will ...

Robert Sietsema is the former Eater NY senior critic with more than 35 years of experience covering dining in New York City. In the last year, Wyckoff Avenue on the Bushwick and Ridgewood border was ...

In Start Your Own Food Truck Business, the staff at Entrepreneur Press and writer Rich Mintzer explain how you can get started in the mobile food industry, whether you want to own a food truck, cart, ...

This story is part of the Central Valley News Collaborative — a bilingual, community journalism project funded by the Central Valley Community Foundation and with technology and training support from ...