Is Big Brother taking over the food truck industry?! And no, we’re not talking about the TV show. These cities, Boston, Chicago and Cranston (Rhode Island) have raised the bar in the “brick and mortar” versus food truck competition. These cities now require all food trucks to attach GPS devices before they can begin vending. […]
One thing for is for certain … food trucks are not a fad. IBISWorld, a market organization, recently did a research report regarding food trucks. They found that this industry is generates more than $800 million in the U.S. and estimates they will be doing $2.7 billion dollars worth of service come 2017. The National […]
Through the years, food trucks have been a source of comfort during very difficult times. After Hurricane Katrina and Sandy, food trucks were found feeding not only the homeless but those who cleaned up the areas as well as construction workers. In New York, food trucks served over 100,000 meals to these folks. In Atlanta, […]
What do the most popular food truck cities have in common? According to a recent city survey, food trucks appear to be most popular with those that host craft breweries and farmer’s markets. Also, those cities with a larger number of college students as well as a more diverse population enjoy a greater number of […]