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Utah food trucks dealing with rising costs of diesel and food

By Fox 13 · September 7, 2026 · 1 min read
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Local businesses and food trucks say they are feeling the rising cost of diesel, gas and basically everything. A gallon of diesel here in Utah costs two dollars more now than it did this time last year. 63 a year ago. Tomato Days is an annual tradition for families in Hooper.

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