Recent changes in the SNAP program have led to new restrictions in six states, affecting millions of beneficiaries. These changes aim to promote healthier eating habits by limiting the purchase of certain processed foods and beverages.

Waivers have already been approved in a dozen states ban unhealthy foods from being bought using SNAP benefits.

This fall, you might notice fewer sugary snacks on SNAP cards in some states—and that’s no accident. The USDA has approved new waivers granting six more states the power to restrict purchases using SNAP benefits.

A sweeping nutrition reform effort championed by President Donald Trump is accelerating, as six additional states have secured federal waivers to remove soda, candy, and other junk food

In response to rising public health concerns, Florida is considering limiting SNAP benefits for junk food purchases. This proposal has sparked debate among experts and beneficiaries alike. While some argue it promotes healthier eating,