More food trucks hit the road in Hawaii, but not all survive

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Food trucks are on the rise in Hawaii and owners say they are significantly cheaper than running a bricks-and-mortar restaurant.

But owners also warn that it’s a risky business and some eventually fail.

— Pacific Business News

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