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African Heritage Food Co-op

The African Heritage Co-op is not only a food market, but also a blow struck for entrepreneurship in the local black community, because (as they say around here) "anything less than ownership is unacceptable". Fresh fruits and veggies, organic toiletries, and other healthy goodies. At the Black Business Bazaar on the first Saturday of each month, a range of local independent vendors convene to proffer their own goods.

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Address: 1500 Clinton St. #98
Getting there: at the Niagara Frontier Food Terminal; Metro Bus 2 or 19
Hours: Wed-Sun 11AM-7PM
Website: myahfc.com (opens in a new tab)

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