Mobile Food Unit Houston

Many kitchens and food businesses are working together with microentrepreneurs to help access, prepare & send food to the right places in accordance with priorities, needs, business practice, food code and service requirements.

there are protocol, procedure & communications needs, by default as well as right now, for people who HAVE FOOD and NEED FOOD. this is not a criticism but a touch on some things to consider as these folks adapt to make their work reach even more as effectively as possible.

a HOUSTON FOOD DONATION FORM came out today. it's going to assist all of the above as LICENSED FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, KITCHENS & FOOD TRUCKS in expanding, unifying & impacting. we are extra motivated by what these folks have developed.

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http://www.ihavefoodineedfood.com/

I Have Food I Need Food Houston chefs, restaurants, suppliers, and volunteers who are sourcing and preparing food to distribute to storm victims.

Whole lot of shakin goin round HTown. Our 2014-15 officers and board members.

Austin Lane-Executive Director
Tim Sutherland- Director of Legal Affairs
Chris Chambers-Director of Marketing
Amalia Pherd- Administrative Director
Joshua Hernandez-Financial Director
Alex Vassilakidis- Board
Tom Morris-Board
Ryan Javier- Board
Matthew Pak-Board

Be on the lookout for our first event on February 15th. More info tba

United we roll

pleased to announce that as of this morning, is registered as a 501(C)(6) organization!

Are you a proud employee, operator or owner of a mobile food unit? If so, please share the word with others like you & join us TONIGHT as we re-visit, broaden & develop upon our existing coalition of mobile food units in Houston, TX!

RSVP: http://www.mfuhouston.com/news/2014/11/12

MFUH + IJ We are Mobile Food Unit Houston [MFUH] -- a collective of micro-entrepreneurs looking to further increase our city's unique and affordable food options and business successes. Comprised of devoted vendors within Houston's mobile food community, our collective group seeks to motivate postive change a…

We're thrilled to announce the Institute for Justice has come to the city of Houston, TX today to get involved with our mobile food community! IJ has worked with food truck owners across the country in multiple markets, scoring major victories in New Orleans and Washington, D.C., where the city’s mobile food laws prevented food truck owners from being able to earn an honest living.

Are you a proud employee, operator or owner of a mobile food unit? If so, please join us this evening as we re-visit, broaden & develop upon our existing coalition of mobile food units in Houston, TX!

RSVP: http://www.mfuhouston.com/news/2014/11/12

we have a new website in addition to the event we've organized for mobile food unit owners / operators. learn more at the new mfuhouston.com!

Houston’s Mobile Food Movement Has Begun! - Mobile Food Unit Houston We are the Mobile Food Unit (MFU) Collective, a collection of micro-entrepreneurs looking to further increase our city’s unique and affordable food options and business successes. Comprised of devoted mobile food vendors, this collective group seeks to motivate positive change through education, ded…

calling all food trucks! we're hosting an event on Tuesday for mobile food unit (MFU) owners/operators. check your email!

Houston Chronicle: Let food trucks operate downtown

Instead of the usual Metro buses and commuter cars, the streets around City Hall weekend before last were a playground of multicolored creations, with the seventh annual Via Colori Street-Painting Festival bringing some vibrant hues to downtown's gray potholes ("Art doesn't last but good feeling will linger on," Page B2, Nov. 19). Around 200 artists decorated the streets with chalk designs ranging from Disney characters to geometric landscapes, and one work that can only be described as "N**e Einstein," all as a fundraiser for the Center for Hearing and Speech.

More when you jump to the link:

http://www.houstonchronicle.com/opinion/editorials/article/Let-food-trucks-operate-downtown-4071514.

"Houston City Council’s debate over food truck regulation may seem like a minor issue, but it is the small things that shape the large. Houston, of all places, should recognize the importance of a competitive marketplace. Houston should give food truck entrepreneurs a chance to deliver a better tasting future." http://blog.chron.com/goplifer/2012/10/food-trucks-deliver-creative-destruction/

Food Trucks Deliver Creative Destruction At issue is whether one set of honest, hard-working small business owners with capital invested in their brick and mortar restaurants deserve protection from the city against another set of hard-working small business owners armed with an innovative new business plan. That’s it. The rest of the ar...

Thanks for posting Erik. Decide for yourself here folks.

Food Truck Terrorism? In a time when our embassies get attacked, can we really afford to let food trucks sell in a new neighborhood? Any use of copyrighted material constitutes Fa...

Councilmember Burks is up to his propane alarmism again.