Summary
Odessa just passed a new law for food trucks, and local owners are saying it's making life a lot harder for mobile businesses. If you love grabbing a quick bite from a truck, these new rules might change your lunch options.
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Local food truck owners could see their profits take a hit from extra fees and compliance costs, which might eventually lead to higher prices for customers.
Established brick-and-mortar restaurants might see less competition as these new hurdles make it tougher for food trucks to operate.
Local food truck owners and anyone who enjoys grabbing affordable, quick meals on the go are definitely getting the short end of the stick here.
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