Prev Next By: Scott McKane Posted WEST JORDAN, Utah — Food trucks have become an increasingly common sight throughout Utah over the past decade or so, and they’re a big part of many community gatherings — like one on Tuesday in West Jordan. But the rising cost of fuel, gas and diesel in particular, is taking an increasingly bigger bite out of the bottom line of many of those small business owners.
Higher fuel prices impacting local food truck operators
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