Expansion of Food Truck Definition

HB 3413 expands the definition of "food truck" to include mobile pull-behind trailers and kiosks used for selling food. This directly affects mobile food vendors operating these specific setups, requiring them to follow the same health and safety rules as traditional food trucks. Key provisions mandate compliance with West Virginia's FDA Food Code, regular health inspections, and proper food handling practices. The bill also creates a reciprocity clause, allowing vendors with valid county permits to operate in other counties if they meet health standards. This change aims to standardize regulations for all mobile food service operations.