USDA Ends Annual Food Insecurity Survey Amid SNAP Changes
September 22, 2025
The USDA announced the end of its annual food insecurity survey, sparking concern over data on hunger in America.
The USDA announced the end of its annual food insecurity survey, sparking concern over data on hunger in America.
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