Association wants standardised guidelines for food trucks nationwide


KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): The government must come up with a single comprehensive guideline for food truck operators to facilitate their trading activities, says Malaysian Food Truck Association (Mafta) chairman Datuk Mohamad Zaini Md Taha.

He said that to date, many food truck operators still did not have valid business permits due to confusion over different guidelines from different local authorities.

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