SUPRSEED

Los Angeles,
CA
(2020)

SUPRSEED

Grocery and Fresh Food, Retail, Retail and Commercial

The purchase of the new building will allow SuprMarkt LA to move to a permanent brick and mortar location that will provide them additional space to offer education and healthy food cooking classes in addition to a permanent brick and mortar location to support future growth.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $583,333
Total Project Cost: $988,000

IMPACT

5 FTE jobs
52,000 residents served annually

CDEs

Local Initiatives Support Corporation

Investor

Unknown

Project Description

SuprMarkt LA specializes as a pop-up farmers market type of business that serves healthy & organic foods to the local community. The purchase of the new building will allow SuprMarkt LA to move to a permanent brick and mortar location that will provide them additional space to offer education and healthy food cooking classes in addition to a permanent brick and mortar location to support future growth.

MAP

Address: 3526 West Slauson Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90043

Census Tract: 6037234700

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