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Within months of Cook stopping their subsidies, this place will close.
If Kroger on 46th couldn’t make it then this place certainly won’t.
This market will move a record amount of merchandise – too bad most of it won’t be paid for……
It is true – poverty is a stain on our country and it is pathetic that our citizens are forced to steal food as our current structure of capitalism is failing 20% of our citizens…
Don’t you mean “It’s sad that 20% of our citizens prioritize new tattoos and designer hand bags over feeding their families”…..?
More like we have 20% who would rather not work and let someone else take care of them.
Aldi closed a store less than a mile from this site several years ago, about the same time Walmart closed its neighborhood market two miles away. Kroger closed their grocery about a mile and a half away not long afterwards.
I’m not exactly sure how these guys think they are going to keep the doors open.
“According to the study, 47% of Marion County residents live in a food desert.”
According to Google the population of Marion County was 957,337 in 2020. Therefore this meaningless statistic indicates that 449,948 people live more than one mile from the nearest grocery store.
According to a recent statistic the typical trading area of a store is 3 miles. Does this mean that we should triple the number of grocery stores so that everyone lives one mile or less from the nearest grocery store? Maybe that person does not like the nearest store brand and prefers to shop elsewhere. Why not work on transportation solutions for folks that have difficulty traveling 3 miles to the nearest store instead of a worthless statistic that 47% of Marion County residents live more than one mile from the nearest grocery store.