City of Bloomington, Minnesota
mobile food vendors \u2014 permit requirements
Requires MFU new application plus workers comp evidence and tax clearance. Attach commissary license/contract, other current food licenses, CFPM certificate, and menu. Environmental Health inspection required.
Minnesota mobile food vendors need a state food license from MDH (or your delegated local health authority) and a local business permit from City of Bloomington. The state license covers food safety and is valid statewide. The local permit covers business registration, zoning, parking, fire, and other local rules.
PDF applicationOfficial source locatedVerified Apr 2026
Permit requirements
Local business permitRequired — apply before operating
CountyHennepin County
Sales tax9.025% combined (includes 0.5% city tax)
Fire inspectionRequired
Application methodDownloadable PDF form
Who Regulates
Issuing authorityLocal Authority
Health
City of Bloomington (Community Health Board)
952-563-8934Official site \u2192
State licenseMinnesota Dept. of Health (MDH) — statewide food license
Official Resources
What to Do Next
- Contact City of Bloomington to confirm current permit requirements
- Contact City of Bloomington for health permit requirements
- Complete your application and any required documents
- Visit the licensing page for the latest requirements
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