The Mamdani administration is facing a new federal lawsuit alleging that its controversial plan to open taxpayer-subsidized grocery stores in the five boroughs violates antitrust laws, The Post has learned.
The National Supermarket Association and two of its members – City Fresh Market in Harlem and C-Town Supermarket in the Bronx – are filing the suit in the Southern District of New York as soon as Tuesday evening, the association’s president Anthony Peña told The Post.
He pointed to millions of dollars in city subsidies to Mamdani’s five proposed publicly run grocery stores as evidence of unfair competition.
“We are arguing that everyone has…
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