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We need more grocery stores like this I read an article about retail trends and how ethnic grocery stores outperform. I need a store with an entire sushi section please ATL friends who’s been?

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Dr Daniel Pompa breaks down what’s actually being sprayed on vegetables in American grocery stores “Are your fruits and vegetables being sprayed what looks like innocent water? Maybe not. Many grocery stores now are putting a chemical into that spray on our fruits and vegetables. We need to know. It's called sodium hypochloride. You know what it is? It's bleach. Oh, yeah. There's warnings about this. Chemstar is the company, and Produce Max is the product. Ask your grocery store, do you use Produce Max sprayed on our fruits and vegetables? If they do, tell them you are not coming here anymore. Remember, we absolutely vote with our purchases. So we need grocery stores to stop using Produce Max immediately. It's this stuff is toxic and you know what?vWe're breathing it in. They even have warnings saying, don't breathe it. I just breathe some. So we need to stay away from the spray, but not all grocery stores do it. I know some of the sprouts do. Some of the Safeways do. Ask your grocery store.”

Dr Daniel Pompa breaks down what’s actually being sprayed on vegetables in American grocery stores “Are your fruits and vegetables being sprayed what looks like innocent water? Maybe not. Many grocery stores now are putting a chemical into that spray on our fruits and vegetables. We need to know. It's called sodium hypochloride. You know what it is? It's bleach. Oh, yeah. There's warnings about this. Chemstar is the company, and Produce Max is the product. Ask your grocery store, do you use Produce Max sprayed on our fruits and vegetables? If they do, tell them you are not coming here anymore. Remember, we absolutely vote with our purchases. So we need grocery stores to stop using Produce Max immediately. It's this stuff is toxic and you know what?vWe're breathing it in. They even have warnings saying, don't breathe it. I just breathe some. So we need to stay away from the spray, but not all grocery stores do it. I know some of the sprouts do. Some of the Safeways do. Ask your grocery store.”

Wall Street Apes

287,868 views • 1 year ago

This exchange is like a cartoon. Zohran: Here’s a detailed explanation of how we can make groceries more affordable. CNN: Soviet Union grocery stores? CNN’s Erin Burnett expresses fear of Zohran Mamdani opening Soviet style grocery stores in NYC. I’m not kidding.

This exchange is like a cartoon. Zohran: Here’s a detailed explanation of how we can make groceries more affordable. CNN: Soviet Union grocery stores? CNN’s Erin Burnett expresses fear of Zohran Mamdani opening Soviet style grocery stores in NYC. I’m not kidding.

Rania Khalek

3,801,775 views • 1 year ago

Did you know if you tried to open a Trader Joe's, Grocery Outlet, or soon even a Mollie Stone's in San Francisco - you can't? That's because SF has a rule that formula retail chain stores that have more than 11 stores (worldwide!) can not open in commercial districts without a conditional use permit. With grocery stores and pharmacies closing across our city, these permits can delay opening new stores by 6-9 months - delaying much needed affordable food in our neighborhoods. So today I announced legislation to fix it. Going forward, any parcel already designated as a formula retail chain can convert to a grocery store or pharmacy without an additional conditional use permit. This will save them months on opening. For any new grocery store that opens, we will also allow them to include a bank, pharmacy, or restaurant without the need for another conditional use permit. As grocery stores consolidate and get smaller, this will help them occupy larger spaces while also bring more needed services to neighborhoods in need. And lastly, we will add grocery stores and pharmacies to the city's priority processing list. Importantly, this legislation isn't going to change the character of your neighborhood. It only regulates parcels that are already designated for formula retail chains. Because amidst an affordability crisis restricting access to food and medicine, we need to make it easier to open needed services. Not bury them in red tape. Thank you Supervisors Sherrill and Melgar for your early cosponsorship of our legislation. We will introduce it at the Board of Supervisors in the weeks ahead, and expect it to pass before the end of the year.

Did you know if you tried to open a Trader Joe's, Grocery Outlet, or soon even a Mollie Stone's in San Francisco - you can't? That's because SF has a rule that formula retail chain stores that have more than 11 stores (worldwide!) can not open in commercial districts without a conditional use permit. With grocery stores and pharmacies closing across our city, these permits can delay opening new stores by 6-9 months - delaying much needed affordable food in our neighborhoods. So today I announced legislation to fix it. Going forward, any parcel already designated as a formula retail chain can convert to a grocery store or pharmacy without an additional conditional use permit. This will save them months on opening. For any new grocery store that opens, we will also allow them to include a bank, pharmacy, or restaurant without the need for another conditional use permit. As grocery stores consolidate and get smaller, this will help them occupy larger spaces while also bring more needed services to neighborhoods in need. And lastly, we will add grocery stores and pharmacies to the city's priority processing list. Importantly, this legislation isn't going to change the character of your neighborhood. It only regulates parcels that are already designated for formula retail chains. Because amidst an affordability crisis restricting access to food and medicine, we need to make it easier to open needed services. Not bury them in red tape. Thank you Supervisors Sherrill and Melgar for your early cosponsorship of our legislation. We will introduce it at the Board of Supervisors in the weeks ahead, and expect it to pass before the end of the year.

Bilal Mahmood 馬百樂

54,663 views • 6 days ago

Seattle Katie Wilson I want to honor people who are not making money. We need bread but we also need roses. This is going to be a disaster. This is what’s left when grocery stores close and corporations are leaving. Socialism doesn’t work.

Seattle Katie Wilson I want to honor people who are not making money. We need bread but we also need roses. This is going to be a disaster. This is what’s left when grocery stores close and corporations are leaving. Socialism doesn’t work.

Big Fish

138,464 views • 6 months ago

Zohran Mamdani's primary victory has New Yorkers wondering what 'city-run grocery stores' will look like: Tara Palmeri: "I'm just going to go through some of the policies he's proposing by the way. City run grocery stores. Universal childcare." Mosheh Oinounou: "What does he mean by city owned grocery stores? Is that what I saw when I visited Havana Cuba, where the government owns stores?" Tara Palmeri: "Yeah, they have that in North Korea too." Mosheh Oinounou: "There's no example of that in the US that I know of." Tara Palmeri: "I agree. I don't think there is an example of that. These are Democrat socialist policies. This is a place that MAGA is loving right now." How do city grocery stores 'look'? Un-American.

Zohran Mamdani's primary victory has New Yorkers wondering what 'city-run grocery stores' will look like: Tara Palmeri: "I'm just going to go through some of the policies he's proposing by the way. City run grocery stores. Universal childcare." Mosheh Oinounou: "What does he mean by city owned grocery stores? Is that what I saw when I visited Havana Cuba, where the government owns stores?" Tara Palmeri: "Yeah, they have that in North Korea too." Mosheh Oinounou: "There's no example of that in the US that I know of." Tara Palmeri: "I agree. I don't think there is an example of that. These are Democrat socialist policies. This is a place that MAGA is loving right now." How do city grocery stores 'look'? Un-American.

Eric Abbenante

1,099,929 views • 1 year ago

🚨 IT'S OFFICIAL: Ugandan Mayor Mamdani has exposed himself as a massive hypocrite after mandating ID CARDS to use his socialist government grocery stores DNC? You need ID! Grocery store? You need ID! Electing leaders who literally determine the future of our republic? NO ID AT ALL. You can't even make this up. Our elections should be more secure than the entrance of a freaking grocery store.

🚨 IT'S OFFICIAL: Ugandan Mayor Mamdani has exposed himself as a massive hypocrite after mandating ID CARDS to use his socialist government grocery stores DNC? You need ID! Grocery store? You need ID! Electing leaders who literally determine the future of our republic? NO ID AT ALL. You can't even make this up. Our elections should be more secure than the entrance of a freaking grocery store.

Eric Daugherty

32,162 views • 1 month ago

Friedberg Predicts NYC’s Socialist Grocery Stores Will Be Wildly Popular and a DSA Marketing Tool for 2028 david friedberg: “I think that people have it wrong. I think these grocery stores are going to be wildly popular. I think that everyone's being a little bit too long-sighted in their view on what's going to happen with these grocery stores, with the basic obvious economic arithmetic that someone has to pay for this, and who's going to pay for it, and blah, blah, blah. I don't think it really matters because over the near term, what the cheap grocery stores do is create an incredible success story for socialism that will help to support and fuel the socialist wave in urban centers around this country. Think about the social network effect of the grocery store. So there's a couple of them, and then people start traveling from far away to the cheap grocery store because it has this discount. Again, this'll play out over the next 24 months, going into the 2028 election cycle, and everyone's like, ‘This is so wildly popular. People are coming in from all over the place to go to these grocery stores.’ They're not checking IDs, because IDs are racist, and you can't check IDs to vote, so we shouldn't be able to check IDs for grocery stores. So people will come in from all over the place to use these grocery stores. The demand will go up. And then they'll start to open more and more grocery stores like this. And let's say each one loses $10 million/year and they get to 10 or 20 of these. That's $200 million of losses/year on the grocery store chain. But it creates this extraordinary social movement for more of these grocery stores supporting the DSA and so on. $200 million/year on a $125 billion/year budget for the city of New York is nothing. It's less than a quarter of a percent of the city's budget. That is so cheap to market the DSA platform, and to get the DSA platform to become a social marketing element that drives the next wave here. So again, I do think that these grocery stores, believe it or not, they sound silly, they sound small, but I predict that they will be deemed a point of success, and they will end up being a big part of the fuel for the DSA going into 2028.”

Friedberg Predicts NYC’s Socialist Grocery Stores Will Be Wildly Popular and a DSA Marketing Tool for 2028 david friedberg: “I think that people have it wrong. I think these grocery stores are going to be wildly popular. I think that everyone's being a little bit too long-sighted in their view on what's going to happen with these grocery stores, with the basic obvious economic arithmetic that someone has to pay for this, and who's going to pay for it, and blah, blah, blah. I don't think it really matters because over the near term, what the cheap grocery stores do is create an incredible success story for socialism that will help to support and fuel the socialist wave in urban centers around this country. Think about the social network effect of the grocery store. So there's a couple of them, and then people start traveling from far away to the cheap grocery store because it has this discount. Again, this'll play out over the next 24 months, going into the 2028 election cycle, and everyone's like, ‘This is so wildly popular. People are coming in from all over the place to go to these grocery stores.’ They're not checking IDs, because IDs are racist, and you can't check IDs to vote, so we shouldn't be able to check IDs for grocery stores. So people will come in from all over the place to use these grocery stores. The demand will go up. And then they'll start to open more and more grocery stores like this. And let's say each one loses $10 million/year and they get to 10 or 20 of these. That's $200 million of losses/year on the grocery store chain. But it creates this extraordinary social movement for more of these grocery stores supporting the DSA and so on. $200 million/year on a $125 billion/year budget for the city of New York is nothing. It's less than a quarter of a percent of the city's budget. That is so cheap to market the DSA platform, and to get the DSA platform to become a social marketing element that drives the next wave here. So again, I do think that these grocery stores, believe it or not, they sound silly, they sound small, but I predict that they will be deemed a point of success, and they will end up being a big part of the fuel for the DSA going into 2028.”

The All-In Podcast

128,033 views • 2 months ago

Facial recognition at the grocery store? Big corporations like Walmart and Kroger should not be able to jack up prices based on who you are. That’s racist, greedy, and wrong. I am introducing a bill to ban surveillance pricing in grocery stores.

Facial recognition at the grocery store? Big corporations like Walmart and Kroger should not be able to jack up prices based on who you are. That’s racist, greedy, and wrong. I am introducing a bill to ban surveillance pricing in grocery stores.

Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib

30,895 views • 1 year ago

Like other recent food fads, Dubai chocolate took off after an influencer promoted it on TikTok. Unlike others, it's triggered supply-chain squeezes, shaken up German courts and caused a run on U.K. grocery stores. Read more:

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The Wall Street Journal

75,059 views • 1 year ago

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump gives the PERFECT answer REPORTER: Mamdani is requiring IDs to access his government-run grocery stores TRUMP: "I wish they'd have an ID to access the VOTING BOOTH!" 🔥 "You know, they don't want to access the voting booth with any identification. We want voter ID, and we want proof of citizenship!" SAVE AMERICA ACT NOW! Voting should be more secure than grocery stores.

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Eric Daugherty

224,692 views • 1 month ago

like i need an infinite amount more of this please

like i need an infinite amount more of this please

jay

37,119 views • 1 month ago

As Premier, I will introduce a Monthly Grocery Rebate that will put $120 back in your pocket every single month. And I'll get tough with big box grocery stores so they're more accountable to you. Watch: #onpoli

As Premier, I will introduce a Monthly Grocery Rebate that will put $120 back in your pocket every single month. And I'll get tough with big box grocery stores so they're more accountable to you. Watch: #onpoli

Marit Stiles

29,039 views • 1 year ago

Omar El-Ayat "Suppose [Zohran Mamdani] does open 5 city-owned grocery stores, and like, the stores are fine... and then like, so--so what? Like, have we--heh--have we toppled the oligarchy?... I think so much of this election is, like, beyond my mental comprehension." - Matt Yglesias

Omar El-Ayat "Suppose [Zohran Mamdani] does open 5 city-owned grocery stores, and like, the stores are fine... and then like, so--so what? Like, have we--heh--have we toppled the oligarchy?... I think so much of this election is, like, beyond my mental comprehension." - Matt Yglesias

vik - dead generations

54,886 views • 10 months ago

Question for Mayor Mamdani, Am I allowed as a New Jersey Resident to come in and shop at these fine NYC-Run Grocery Stores? If Not, Will shoppers need to show ID?

Question for Mayor Mamdani, Am I allowed as a New Jersey Resident to come in and shop at these fine NYC-Run Grocery Stores? If Not, Will shoppers need to show ID?

Jay Costa

1,426,106 views • 2 months ago

Mamdani's Grocery Stores Are Already a Disaster New York City is moving forward with Mayor Zohran Mamdani's plan to open government-owned grocery stores. The promise? Lower food prices. The reality? Taxpayer-funded construction, ongoing subsidies, and a plan full of contradictions. In this episode of America Uncovered, we break down Mamdani's proposal, why critics say the math doesn't add up, how it compares to existing private-sector programs, and why government-run grocery stores may not solve New York's affordability crisis.

Mamdani's Grocery Stores Are Already a Disaster New York City is moving forward with Mayor Zohran Mamdani's plan to open government-owned grocery stores. The promise? Lower food prices. The reality? Taxpayer-funded construction, ongoing subsidies, and a plan full of contradictions. In this episode of America Uncovered, we break down Mamdani's proposal, why critics say the math doesn't add up, how it compares to existing private-sector programs, and why government-run grocery stores may not solve New York's affordability crisis.

China Uncensored

11,740 views • 1 month ago

People were so nasty towards me when I came out with these Pancakes. They called them Coon Cakes, Racist Cakes, Uncle Tom Cakes and said I would never make it to the grocery stores. But guess what! I made it to the Grocery Stores! I want to thank all the people who did support me and my Cousin T’s Pancakes. Thanks for standing with me. I made it into every Sedanos Supermarket in Florida. I Hope to make into more stores! Every time you buy a box it helps me get into stores! Use Code ( Cousin30) for big discount. Get 🥞 👉

People were so nasty towards me when I came out with these Pancakes. They called them Coon Cakes, Racist Cakes, Uncle Tom Cakes and said I would never make it to the grocery stores. But guess what! I made it to the Grocery Stores! I want to thank all the people who did support me and my Cousin T’s Pancakes. Thanks for standing with me. I made it into every Sedanos Supermarket in Florida. I Hope to make into more stores! Every time you buy a box it helps me get into stores! Use Code ( Cousin30) for big discount. Get 🥞 👉

Terrence K. Williams

750,036 views • 3 years ago

NYC Mayor Mamdani announced on Sunday that his administration will build a city-run grocery store on city-owned land in East Harlem. He says he “looks forward to the competition” of battling against corporations. But what he’s failing to say is that small grocery stores, which need to make a profit to survive, will be the ones that suffer when faced with a city-run grocery store that isn’t necessarily funded by what it sells. It’s a lose/lose. Other U.S. cities (and other countries) have tried to make city-run grocery stores work. They’ve all failed, so many don’t even try anymore. Mayor Brandon Johnson in Chicago bailed on his plan to open city-run grocery stores after public criticism and feasibility concerns. Some of the consistent problems with these kinds of grocery stores are long lines, shortages, lack of variety, outdated products, corruption, bad customer service, and inefficiency. New York City also doesn’t really have a demand for these grocery stores. There are over 1,000 grocery stores already in NYC, most within walking distance. The bigger stores have sophisticated systems and are able to negotiate lower prices by buying in volume. City-run stores can’t do this since there are always so few of them if any. So these stores end up operating at a loss and failing. It’s always the same result. Mamdani is naive and will fail. He already has with almost everything he’s tried to do. Instead of coming up with new positive solutions or implementing old successful strategies, he’s going with old failed ideas. Socialism has never worked. It never will. (nbcnewyork on TT)

NYC Mayor Mamdani announced on Sunday that his administration will build a city-run grocery store on city-owned land in East Harlem. He says he “looks forward to the competition” of battling against corporations. But what he’s failing to say is that small grocery stores, which need to make a profit to survive, will be the ones that suffer when faced with a city-run grocery store that isn’t necessarily funded by what it sells. It’s a lose/lose. Other U.S. cities (and other countries) have tried to make city-run grocery stores work. They’ve all failed, so many don’t even try anymore. Mayor Brandon Johnson in Chicago bailed on his plan to open city-run grocery stores after public criticism and feasibility concerns. Some of the consistent problems with these kinds of grocery stores are long lines, shortages, lack of variety, outdated products, corruption, bad customer service, and inefficiency. New York City also doesn’t really have a demand for these grocery stores. There are over 1,000 grocery stores already in NYC, most within walking distance. The bigger stores have sophisticated systems and are able to negotiate lower prices by buying in volume. City-run stores can’t do this since there are always so few of them if any. So these stores end up operating at a loss and failing. It’s always the same result. Mamdani is naive and will fail. He already has with almost everything he’s tried to do. Instead of coming up with new positive solutions or implementing old successful strategies, he’s going with old failed ideas. Socialism has never worked. It never will. (nbcnewyork on TT)

Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸

230,795 views • 5 months ago

We’re still building an army. A direct response to the Epstein files. And the more I think about it, the more I realize we need more than an army. We need a new system. Many awakened souls have been speaking about this idea of a New Earth. I think the time has come.

We’re still building an army. A direct response to the Epstein files. And the more I think about it, the more I realize we need more than an army. We need a new system. Many awakened souls have been speaking about this idea of a New Earth. I think the time has come.

Jason Lee

16,308 views • 7 months ago

Food and grocery deserts must be a conversation in the mayoral race. It’s time to give this issue more attention and we must do something about it. Underserved neighborhoods across Chicago are losing critical resources. I heard this on my listening tour. City Hall isn’t talking about it. I will. Too many residents in these communities are forced to walk blocks or take buses to get to a grocery store. The loss of these Save A Lot stores will hit these communities hard and especially impact seniors, kids, and those with limited mobility.

Food and grocery deserts must be a conversation in the mayoral race. It’s time to give this issue more attention and we must do something about it. Underserved neighborhoods across Chicago are losing critical resources. I heard this on my listening tour. City Hall isn’t talking about it. I will. Too many residents in these communities are forced to walk blocks or take buses to get to a grocery store. The loss of these Save A Lot stores will hit these communities hard and especially impact seniors, kids, and those with limited mobility.

Susana A. Mendoza ☮️

12,146 views • 2 months ago

NEW LONG FORM VIDEO: Why Aldi is destroying traditional grocery stores Aldi went from a single grocery store opened in America in 1976 by two German brothers to becoming, by 2024, the third largest grocery chain in the country, terrifying major retailers like Walmart and Amazon along the way. And they did it by following a business strategy that seemed to break every rule of American retail. This is the rise of Aldi.

NEW LONG FORM VIDEO: Why Aldi is destroying traditional grocery stores Aldi went from a single grocery store opened in America in 1976 by two German brothers to becoming, by 2024, the third largest grocery chain in the country, terrifying major retailers like Walmart and Amazon along the way. And they did it by following a business strategy that seemed to break every rule of American retail. This is the rise of Aldi.

Michael Girdley

38,737 views • 4 months ago