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  1. Rising inflation and cuts to federal nutrition benefits are straining a food bank serving 32 counties in Missouri.

Budget cuts reduce program funding and stability, while lawmakers push to limit purchases of sugary foods under the SNAP program.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jun 6
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Budget cuts reduce program funding and stability, while lawmakers push to limit purchases of sugary foods under the SNAP program.

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  1. A bill was introduced that increased SNAP subsidies while cutting budget authority and opposing imports due to negative impact on domestic producers.Sub-event
  2. Missouri lawmakers are pushing limits on purchases of sugary foods amidst budget cuts to the SNAP program.1 source

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