New research from the University of Michigan points to potential ways to leverage grocery delivery services to improve food access in Detroit, where 32% of residents live a mile or farther from a full-service grocery store.
Analyzing potential of delivery services to increase food access in Detroit could prompt similar initiatives elsewhere
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