食品伙伴網(wǎng)訊    據(jù)外媒報道，南澳省政府要求阿德雷德市議會重新考慮備受爭議的食品車限制條例，因近30經(jīng)營者沒有更新他們的2016年許可證。

    據(jù)報道，許多公眾喜歡的商家，包括Chimichurri Grill、Delectaballs、Sneaky Pickle 和Orexi Greek Souvlaki獲得了阿德雷德市議會修改方案后新的許可證。但poster child、Burger Theory及其它27個先前注冊的食品車經(jīng)營者沒有申請。

    工黨議員皮克頓（Chris Picton）表示：，這毫不奇怪，在阿德雷德市議會新的更嚴格的限制和更高的費用下，商家們利益損失了。皮克頓已向議會提議重新考慮新規(guī)則下每日20輛食品車限制。

    南澳政府去年就是否從議會手中把管理食品車的權(quán)力拿走的問題曾發(fā)布過一個討論文件，因有商家警告說更高的許可證費及更嚴格的經(jīng)營位置限制將使這一行業(yè)徹底消失。

    部分原文報道如下：

    The State Government has urged the Adelaide City Council to reconsider its controversial food truck limit, after almost 30 operators failed to renew their licences for 2016.

    only 16 out of the 44 food trucks that were registered last year have reapplied to trade in Adelaide's CBD this year.

    Many popular favourites, including Chimichurri Grill, Delectaballs, Sneaky Pickle and Orexi Greek Souvlaki, have secured new licences under the council's modified scheme.

    However, the poster child of Adelaide's food trucks industry, Burger Theory, along with 27 other previously registered food trucks have not applied. Four licences are still available to 'existing vendors‘。

    原文鏈接：<http://indaily.com.au/news/local/2016/01/05/more-than-half-of-adelaides-food-trucks-gone/>