Food Salvage Store Opening in Pennsylvania to Provide Discounted Food Rates to Community

With the costs of food in supermarkets in the United States skyrocketing, many people search for inexpensive alternatives to purchase groceries.  Residents in Rural Valley, Pennsylvania, face a similar issue, but Denise Marte is attempting to combat expensive food costs with the opening of Marte Mart, a food salvage store that buys damaged food supplies in dented cans, packages, and bent boxes that are regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and typically snubbed by traditional grocery retailers.

Marte Mart is providing the Pennsylvania community an affordable food choice given the staggering news that one out of eight county residents live in a food-insecure circumstance, meaning they cannot consistently provide adequate food in the household.

Recent statistics show that food salvage stores have become a popular one-stop shop for consumers to buy groceries.  In 2012 alone, customers spent over $4 billion at salvage grocery stores.  Whether you’re operating a food salvage or traditional grocery store, running a business can be expensive to operate.  

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