NYC grocery founded by immigrants faces Mamdani’s subsidized competitor
Josefina Aguirre, a longtime NYC grocer, warns that Mayor Mamdani's city-funded grocery stores, intended to offer 30% lower prices, threaten small, family-run businesses like hers. She fears the competition, subsidized by $70 million, could force her store to close, jeopardizing her livelihood and her family's nearly 30-year business. Opponents argue that taxpayer-backed stores create an uneven playing field for independent grocers, with the plan representing a significant challenge to neighborhood small businesses.
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