Minnesota HF4965 requires the development of a proposal for regulating itinerant food sales and appropriates funds for this purpose.
Minnesota HF4965 mandates the commissioner of health and commissioner of agriculture to create a proposal for regulating itinerant food sales, which are defined as sales from movable establishments without a permanent location. The proposal must include coordination of public health efforts, necessary statutory changes, a fiscal analysis, and implementation actions. The bill appropriates $95,000 for this effort and requires a report to be submitted by January 1, 2027. The proposal aims to eliminate duplicative regulation and ensure consumer safety.
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