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As food prices rise, the proposal for city-run grocery stores in New York has sparked concerns among existing business owners about competition. Carlos Collado, a grocery store owner, cites challenges from increased theft and tax incentives given to larger corporations as factors affecting his business.
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As food prices rise, the proposal for city-run grocery stores in New York has sparked concerns among existing business owners about competition. Carlos Collado, a grocery store owner, cites challenges from increased theft and tax incentives given to larger corporations as factors affecting his business.
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