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Difficult to Start Mobile Catering on Your Own?

by Sukie

Hi There,

Can you tell me, was it very difficult setting-up on your own? I kind of assumed you would need two people to make it work (and I don't have that luxury)I would like to start a Mobile food catering van specifically looking at selling food at festivals and rugby matches (during the winter)

Any help would be appreciated.

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Aug 06, 2011
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by: David

Hi Sukie,

It was difficult to start mobile catering as there was no information on how to really start up, and the local council only gave limited information with regards to getting registered and food and hygiene training certificate.

There was no guide on buying a catering trailers or vans, what equipment to use, how to get a pitch or anything like that. Also other catering trailer business owners were very reluctant to tell you anything on how to get started, so it was a little tough.

Back to your question you can certainly start up on your own if you need to. As this is how I first started, please sign up for my free start up guide and it will help you with getting started in mobile catering, it free for all!

As I JUST want you to all succeed in starting your own mobile catering business even with limited knowledge.

Best of luck
David
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