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Trump administration approves Oklahoma request to remove some foods from SNAP
The Trump administration approves Oklahoma's request to remove some foods from the SNAP program. In June, Gov. Kevin Stitt made a waiver request to exclude some foods from benefit dollars. Oklahoma Human Services asked to remove candy items like chocolate, gummies and chewing gum from the eligibility list of items included under SNAP.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved Oklahoma's waiver request to exclude certain junk foods from the Supplemental ...
More states are heeding the Trump administration's call to file waivers to ban SNAP's usage on candy and soda.
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8.5 million SNAP users will see new junk food limits take effect in 2026Starting in 2026, 8.5M SNAP users in six states will be barred from buying junk food under a USDA health initiative.
The new waivers will go into effect next year and impact residents in Colorado, Florida, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Texas and West ...
Governor Kevin Stitt is applauding the Trump Administration for approving SNAP waivers. Governor Stitt released the following ...
Waivers for Florida, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado, and West Virginia were signed to eliminate soft drinks and candy from the SNAP program.
WASHINGTON— Weeks after Republicans cast aside warnings to pass a sweeping budget package, Oklahoma hunger advocates are ...
The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Monday approved a waiver from Colorado seeking to exempt soda and sugary beverages from ...
Stacy Dykstra, the chief executive officer of The Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma, said they provided more than 70.7 million ...
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