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About 27% of food trucks earn less than A grades.
Terril Johnson bites into a taco from the Tacos Ariza food truck in Echo Park, which got a C grade from health inspectors in March but was reinspected and got a B.
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Customers wait for their orders to be prepared at the Tacos Ariza food truck in Echo Park.
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Food trucks in Los Angeles have scored poorly on health inspections. The Tacos Ariza food truck in Echo Park recently pulled its inspection grade up from a C to a B.
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Brijido Ariza sweeps in front of his food truck in Echo Park.
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The Tacos Tamix food truck in Pico-Union got a B grade from health inspectors.
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