SNAP recipients, some middle-class families get $60 monthly for produce in new bill. Who qualifies?
Summary
The "Fresh Bucks for Fresh Produce" Act proposes a pilot program that will give extra money to states. This money is meant to help lower-income and moderate-income people buy more fresh fruits and vegetables.Key Facts
- The bill is called the "Fresh Bucks for Fresh Produce" Act.
- It creates a pilot program, which is a small test run before a full program.
- The program provides grants, or funds, to states.
- These funds help states give extra money for groceries.
- The extra money is intended for buying fresh fruits and vegetables.
- People who qualify include both lower-income and some moderate-income families.
- Some middle-class families may also get an extra $60 each month.
- The program aims to improve access to healthy foods for more people.
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