Food Truck Regulations Drive Controversy

6 Min Read By: Keith H. Berk, Alan D. Leib

In Brief

  • The rise in popularity of food trucks has led to tension between fostering entrepreneurship and protecting the interests of those with significant investments in established brick-and-mortar businesses.
  • Cities have imposed state and local health and food safety regulations on food trucks as well as more controversial public property bans, restricted zones, proximity bans, and other restrictions.
  • But civil liberty groups have taken up the cause of the food truck vendors and have become emboldened by successful litigation.

 Are food trucks the underdog of the food industry or are they a force to be reckoned with? In recent years, food trucks have been hitting city streets in record numbers. This trend is driven, not onl…

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