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Competition among Hispanic grocery stores grows as Hispanic population, buying power increase
Danny Drake
hispanic grocers
Radames Toro, of Pleasantville, jokes with La Cosecha Super Market owner Jose Marin. Marin, 44, of the Chelsea section of Atlantic City, opened the La Cosecha Super Market in its new location on Main Street in Pleasantville about a year ago.
Brian Ianieri
El Paso
Lilibeth Estrada, 25, of Hammonton, manages El Paso Food Market in Hammonton, a businesss owned by her parents. The family business moved to its current, larger location in December 2011.
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