Mexican American Grocers Stand Ground In LA

April 29, 2004

Steven Soto, president of the Mexican American Grocers Association, said, “The big chains have come out swinging” in an attempt to win back customers lost during the five month grocery workers’ strike/lockout in Southern California.

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Mexican American Grocers Stand Ground In LA

April 29, 2004

Guest contributor

Steven Soto, president of the Mexican American Grocers Association, said, “The big chains have come out swinging” in an attempt to win back customers lost during the five month grocery workers’ strike/lockout in Southern California.

Recent News

Mexican American Grocers Stand Ground In LA

April 29, 2004

Guest contributor

Steven Soto, president of the Mexican American Grocers Association, said, “The big chains have come out swinging” in an attempt to win back customers lost during the five month grocery workers’ strike/lockout in Southern California.

Recent News

Mexican American Grocers Stand Ground In LA

April 29, 2004

Guest contributor

Steven Soto, president of the Mexican American Grocers Association, said, “The big chains have come out swinging” in an attempt to win back customers lost during the five month grocery workers’ strike/lockout in Southern California.