On Anaheim Street in Long Beach, next to the Los Angeles River, an unmarked industrial building is where a good chunk of Southern California's food truck fleet gets its start. Martin Ramirez has run California Food Trucks out of the space for 15 years, and as he told the Long Beach Post, "This is where food trucks are born." Ramirez, shop manager Cody Madole, and … [Read more...] about This Long Beach Warehouse Is Where Food Trucks Are Born
The Cabana Is a Status Machine: What Sponsor Tents Get Right (and Wrong)
BoothEconomy · July 23, 2026 Social Life Magazine's breakdown of sponsor cabanas at Polo Hamptons reads like a trade show booth-design memo dressed up in linen. The core argument: a 20-foot-by-20-foot tent, rented for four hours, works as a "status machine" — not because of what's displayed inside it, but because it creates semi-private territory, forces introductions, … [Read more...] about The Cabana Is a Status Machine: What Sponsor Tents Get Right (and Wrong)
Slipaway Food Truck Park & Marina Launches Weekly ‘Makers Monday’ Workshop Series
BoothEconomy · July 8, 2026 Slipaway Food Truck Park & Marina in Cape Coral, Florida, is adding a weekly arts-and-crafts workshop series called "Makers Monday" to its programming calendar, running every Monday at 6 p.m. from July through September under The Helm, the venue's main bar pavilion, according to a release distributed by Priority Marketing. Local … [Read more...] about Slipaway Food Truck Park & Marina Launches Weekly ‘Makers Monday’ Workshop Series
Japanese Food Trailer Nara Joins WNC’s Village Food Truck Park
BoothEconomy · July 7, 2026 A Japanese-owned food trailer, Nara Japanese Kitchen, has set up at The Village Food Truck Park in Fletcher, North Carolina, aiming to bring scratch-made Japanese street food to the Asheville-area market, according to the Asheville Citizen Times. The trailer's menu runs bento boxes with teriyaki chicken, tuna mayo onigiri, Japanese omelet, … [Read more...] about Japanese Food Trailer Nara Joins WNC’s Village Food Truck Park
What Changed for Texas Food Trucks on July 1
BoothEconomy · July 8, 2026 Texas House Bill 2844 took effect July 1, replacing the state's old city-by-city food truck permitting system with a single statewide Mobile Food Vendor license issued by the Texas Department of State Health Services. Operators who previously had to secure a separate health permit in every city or county where they wanted to sell now need just … [Read more...] about What Changed for Texas Food Trucks on July 1