Texas HB2844 regulates mobile food vendors, requiring occupational licenses, fees, and health inspections.
HB2844 amends the Texas Health and Safety Code to establish regulations for mobile food vendors, including licensing, fees, and health inspections. It requires mobile food vendors to obtain a license, pay fees, and comply with health inspections based on their classification. The bill sets criteria for health inspections and establishes a grading system for vendors. It also outlines operational standards, such as maintaining good vehicle order and providing a handwashing sink for certain vendors.
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