A new law in Texas is changing the way food trucks operate in the state. The law simplifies the system for mobile food vendors. As of today, food trucks will no longer need to obtain multiple licenses from different cities and counties.
Further details about the new law, including the single state fee that food trucks will now pay, are available from local news sources such as FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth.
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