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Mamdani admin picks cult-favorite olive oil designers for $1M city-owned grocery store branding deal

The city's Economic Development Corporation -- which is overseeing the plan to build a municipally-owned grocery store in each borough -- recently awarded the up to three-year deal to Brooklyn-based branding company Gander.

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Mamdani admin picks cult-favorite olive oil designers for $1M city-owned grocery store branding deal
The city's Economic Development Corporation -- which is overseeing the plan to build a municipally-owned grocery store in each borough -- recently awarded the up to three-year deal to Brooklyn-based branding company Gander.
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