Next month, another state will join the growing list of areas enforcing SNAP Food Restriction Waivers. The Trump ...

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DES MOINES, Iowa (KTIV) - In June, a federal judge said states cannot block SNAP recipients from buying sugary foods and drinks. Now, as the Fourth of July weekend approaches, Iowa has released an ...

Beginning July 1, Arkansas SNAP recipients will no longer be able to use their benefits to purchase certain food and beverage items under a new nutrition waiver approved by the U.S. Department of ...

If you rely on SNAP benefits, your soda and candy purchases could be off-limits starting next month. Arkansas and Tennessee were set to enforce new food restrictions in July, bringing the total number ...

Arkansas is implementing new restrictions on SNAP purchases starting Wednesday, banning candy, soda, and certain sugary drinks, alongside a new mobile app called SNAP Companion to help recipients ...

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A federal judge has blocked efforts to ban candy and sugary drink purchases with SNAP benefits, but Oklahoma's restrictions remain unchanged for now. WOODCOCK AND QUAILS, BRINGING THOSE TWO SEASONS ...

A federal judge blocked efforts from the Trump administration Monday to let states bar food stamp recipients from using their benefits to buy soda, candy and other sugary drinks. Back in March, ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — This week, a federal district judge ruled that the Department of Agriculture (USDA) overstepped its bounds by allowing states to restrict what SNAP recipients can purchase with ...

A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from letting five states ban SNAP recipients from buying soda and candy. The ruling could complicate Alabama’s plans to impose similar restrictions.