Fifteen percent of Mecklenburg County residents live in areas the USDA calls “food deserts,” where access to healthy food is out of reach, according to Sustain Charlotte.
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New film examines how 15% of Mecklenburg County residents lack access to fresh, affordable groceries (WBTV)
March 26, 2026
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