Which agency licenses my truck?
It depends on what you serve. Trucks preparing food generally fall under one state agency, while prepackaged-only operations can fall under another. We confirm the right lane so you do not apply to the wrong agency.
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Food Truck License
From the state mobile food license to the local permits, we get your truck legal to sell.
Who needs this
Anyone starting or already running a food truck, food trailer, or mobile food cart in Florida. Also existing trucks expanding into new counties that have hit a wall of local rules.
What we handle
- State mobile food vendor licensing (DBPR or DACS, depending on what you sell)
- Commissary agreements and documentation
- Fire and safety inspection coordination
- Local mobile vending permits by city and county
- Business entity and local business tax receipt
Common questions
Do I need a commissary?
Most mobile food operations must be tied to an approved commissary for storage and cleaning. We help you document it correctly on the application.
Need help getting licensed?
Our experts handle the paperwork so you can focus on growing your business.
Or send us your inquiry.
We respond in English or Spanish, within one business day.