Food Trucks May Face Tougher Health Inspection
It seems like they everywhere these days - and many are calling for food trucks to get the same inspections given to traditional eateries.
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It seems like they everywhere these days - and many are calling for food trucks to get the same inspections given to traditional eateries.
Food trucks in Los Angeles County could become subject to a cleanliness grading system already being used in restaurants.
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