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Happy New Year everyone!
I represent a company that already operates a successful food truck business in London.
We were considering the idea of using one of our food trucks as a dark kitchen, so in other words to park it on a rented space and prepare food from there, focusing on delivery platforms only.
This would allow us to choose a central location and to leverage the ownership of the food truck, which puts us in a position to do not need to rent an actual equipped dark kitchen.
My question is, assuming that the food truck itself would need to follow the usual rules to operate, which would be the specific requirements of the rented parking space, considering that it would be used for such commercial purposes?
Is it even possible, from a legal standpoint, to operate in London by following such a model? And if so, which would be the steps to follow and potential limitations?
Thank you in advance for your help!
I represent a company that already operates a successful food truck business in London.
We were considering the idea of using one of our food trucks as a dark kitchen, so in other words to park it on a rented space and prepare food from there, focusing on delivery platforms only.
This would allow us to choose a central location and to leverage the ownership of the food truck, which puts us in a position to do not need to rent an actual equipped dark kitchen.
My question is, assuming that the food truck itself would need to follow the usual rules to operate, which would be the specific requirements of the rented parking space, considering that it would be used for such commercial purposes?
Is it even possible, from a legal standpoint, to operate in London by following such a model? And if so, which would be the steps to follow and potential limitations?
Thank you in advance for your help!
