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State Commissary rules · Minnesota

Minnesota (statewide) commissary requirements for food trucks and carts

The short answer from Minnesota Department of Health (food trucks) and Minnesota Department of Agriculture (food manufacturers): Minnesota's mobile food unit guide says "All food storage and preparation must occur in the MFU, STF, SPF, or in a licensed food establishment." It does not set a separate commissary visit rule; local health departments may.

Commissary neededLicensed baseMinnesota Department of Health (food trucks) and Minnesota Department of Agriculture (food manufacturers)
How oftenNot setMDH guide
PaperworkNone listedChecked September 29, 2026
Commissary needed?
Minnesota's mobile food unit guide says "All food storage and preparation must occur in the MFU, STF, SPF, or in a licensed food establishment." It does not set a separate commissary visit rule; local health departments may.
How often
No statewide return frequency in the MDH guide; check your local licensing agency.
Storage
Food storage and prep only in the unit or a licensed food establishment.

Confirm with Minnesota Department of Health (food trucks) and Minnesota Department of Agriculture (food manufacturers). This page summarises the official documents listed under Sources. Official page

Other things to know

38 kitchens covered by these rules

See all 38 kitchens in Minnesota →

Questions people ask

Do I need a commissary for a food truck in Minnesota (statewide)?

Minnesota's mobile food unit guide says "All food storage and preparation must occur in the MFU, STF, SPF, or in a licensed food establishment." It does not set a separate commissary visit rule; local health departments may.

How often do I have to go to the commissary?

No statewide return frequency in the MDH guide; check your local licensing agency.

Where do I find a commissary in Minnesota (statewide)?

We list 38 kitchens covered by these rules, below. They come from the official Shared Commercial Kitchen Directory (MDA).

Sources

  1. MDH Mobile Food Unit construction guide (Jan. 2019)

Last checked September 29, 2026.