US EditionGarden Farm Supermarket opens in Inkster to serve growing Arab, Muslim and other ethnic communities
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Garden Farm Supermarket opens in Inkster to serve growing Arab, Muslim and other ethnic communities
INKSTER – Near the intersection of three cities experiencing rapid growth in their Arab, Muslim and other ethnic populations, a new supermarket — Garden Farm — has recently opened at 30215 Cherry Hill Road, with the aim to meet the needs of the expanding Arab community in Inkster, Garden City and Westland. While there are no precise statistics on the number of Arab and Muslim Americans in these cities, the area is undergoing noticeable demograph…
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