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Animal Agriculture Alliance releases reports from 2023 animal rights conferences

The Animal Agriculture Alliance has concluded the release of reports from four prominent animal rights extremi.

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Prepare for Animal Activism in 2024

Prepare for Animal Activism in 2024
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The Average US Family Wastes $1,500 a Year on Uneaten Food

The average US family wastes up to $1,500 a year on uneaten food. The land used to produce it is the size of California and New York combined.

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The Food Date Labeling Act looks to standardize food date labels

A new bipartisan, bicameral bill has been reintroduced in Congress that aims to standardize and clarify food date labels to reduce food waste. The

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AR Changes SNAP Requirements to Ease Hunger Temporarily / Public News Service

People may still be able to qualify for SNAP food benefits if they have up to $5,500 in assets, under a bill passed by the Arkansas Legislature. High inflation since the pandemic prompted the Arkansas Senate majority to pass Temporary Relief Act 675. The Department of Human Services can now request a special waiver to allow a household to qualify for SNAP benefits, but only for one year, and only once every five years. .

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