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    BLACK ENTREPRENEURS CREATE MOBILE GROCERY STORES TO HELP DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES —

    October 13, 20161 Min Read8 Views
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    black-entrepreneurs-3BLACK ENTREPRENEURS CREATE MOBILE GROCERY STORES TO HELP DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES — When low income families cannot get access to fresh produce, why not take the produce to them? Entrepreneur Jay Holmes, one of the founders of Market Boxx Community Stores, thought this would be a great idea. So, he started building his first grocery store on wheels in Milwaukee, WI and hopes the idea will catch on in other cities.

     

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