Cities Are Dismantling Their Food Policy Councils As Need Increases (opens in new tab)
Residents asked for fresh local produce, healthy prepared foods, and culturally relevant offerings. Seniors needed a way to get there. Others emphasized Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payment options, so families could use federal food benefits. And many described something harder to quantify: a market that felt like it belonged to the neighborhood, not another […] The post appeared first on .
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