What is a Mobile Food Facility?
A Mobile Food Facility (MFF) is a vehicle used in conjunction with a permanent food facility or a comissary that is used to sell or distribute food directly to the consumer at retail. Mobile food facilities are not "stand alone" operations, they are primarily the point-of-service for food that has been prepared and stored at the partnered comissary/permanent food facility. All mobile food facilities must have a permit to operate issued by Trinity County Environmental Health. The California Retail Food Code (CalCode) contains construction and operational requirements for MFFs.
Trinity County Environmental Health inspects mobile food facilities the same as we inspect any other food facilities to ensure the health and safety of the community.