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Why SNAP benefits aren t keeping up with rising food costs

Why SNAP benefits aren t keeping up with rising food costs
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Why SNAP benefits aren t keeping up with rising food costs

Why SNAP benefits aren t keeping up with rising food costs
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SNAP Benefits Aren t Covering Basic Meals

New research has found a shortfall in SNAP benefits across almost all U.S. counties.

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SNAP Benefits Didn t Cover Cost of a Meal in 98 Percent of US Counties in 2023

With the Farm Bill up for reauthorization, any cuts to SNAP would devastate families struggling with food insecurity.

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SNAP Benefits Fail to Cover Food Costs Almost Everywhere in the US: Analysis

SNAP Benefits Fail to Cover Food Costs Almost Everywhere in the US: Analysis
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