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The mobile catering business is a vastly growing industry every year and a great way to become a part of it is by working with mobile catering trucks.

Food trucks originally found a following because they accommodated location workers with additional food choices.

A mobile catering business that keeps the lines short is one of the most important ways to get good business because people will normally go for the stand with the smallest line.

The official debut of trendy, gourmet food trucks in Dallas keeps inching closer.

According to Christine Logan, economic development and business assistance liaison for the City of Las Cruces, anyone serving food, even in a mobile unit, is required to have the same food service permit.

Houston’s food truck business is growing faster than the rising price of gas. Thankfully. And with these new mobile gems comes an influx of creative culinary inspiration.

This type of business will be largely cash intensive, gross receipts will be the main focus for the examination.

With the 30-day window allotted by the Lathrop City Council officially over, the council will now prepare to hear whether the restaurant owners and the mobile vendors have reached any sort of agreement in regards to where and how long the lunch trucks should be able to operate in the community.

Madison street-vending coordinator Warren Hansen reports that the Mad City's food-cart culture is about to get its day in the sun.

D.C.'s Tex-Mex chain with six area locations, announced yesterday that the company is opening a seventh business: a food truck, hitting the streets of DC by March 1.