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Some families could receive an extra $60 each month to buy fruits and vegetables under a newly introduced federal proposal. The Fresh Bucks for Fresh Produce Act, introduced in Congress in July, would create a pilot program that provides grants to participating states. Those states could then offer an additional $60 in monthly food assistance to eligible low- and moderate-income households. The benefit would be available to current #SNAP recipients and some families who do not receive SNAP, as long as their household income is at or below 80% of their area’s median income. For SNAP recipients, the money would be added to their existing EBT cards, while non-SNAP participants would receive a separate EBT card. The monthly benefit could only be used to purchase eligible fruits and vegetables, including fresh, frozen, and dried produce. Not every state would automatically participate. States would first need to apply for federal funding, with priority given to those serving communities facing higher levels of food insecurity. Income limits would vary by location based on local median income. The proposal was inspired by a similar program in Seattle that lawmakers say improved access to healthy food and reduced food insecurity. The bill is still in the early stages of the legislative process. It has been referred to the House Agriculture Committee, where it must advance before it can be considered by the full House, Senate, and ultimately the president. According to the bill’s sponsor, Rep. Pramila Jayapal, expanding access to affordable, nutritious food is the goal. If approved, the program could benefit millions of Americans as food costs continue to strain household budgets.#fyp #viral
Some families could receive an extra $60 each month to buy fruits and vegetables under a newly introduced federal proposal. The Fresh Bucks for Fresh Produce Act, introduced in Congress in July, would create a pilot program that provides grants to participating states. Those states could then offer an additional $60 in monthly food assistance to eligible low- and moderate-income households. The benefit would be available to current #SNAP recipients and some families who do not receive SNAP, as long as their household income is at or below 80% of their area’s median income. For SNAP recipients, the money would be added to their existing EBT cards, while non-SNAP participants would receive a separate EBT card. The monthly benefit could only be used to purchase eligible fruits and vegetables, including fresh, frozen, and dried produce. Not every state would automatically participate. States would first need to apply for federal funding, with priority given to those serving communities facing higher levels of food insecurity. Income limits would vary by location based on local median income. The proposal was inspired by a similar program in Seattle that lawmakers say improved access to healthy food and reduced food insecurity. The bill is still in the early stages of the legislative process. It has been referred to the House Agriculture Committee, where it must advance before it can be considered by the full House, Senate, and ultimately the president. According to the bill’s sponsor, Rep. Pramila Jayapal, expanding access to affordable, nutritious food is the goal. If approved, the program could benefit millions of Americans as food costs continue to strain household budgets.#fyp #viral

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