USDA halts millions of dollars worth of deliveries to food banks
- The U.S. Department of Agriculture has halted millions of dollars worth of food deliveries to food banks, according to POLITICO.
- The USDA previously allocated $500 million for food banks in the Emergency Food Assistance Program for fiscal year 2025 but recently canceled $148 million in orders for food items like dairy and eggs.
- Monica White, president and CEO of Food Share, noted a 170% increase in food recipients since 2019 amid growing need.
- USDA stated the canceled programs no longer effectuate the agency's goals, affecting critical food supplies for many Americans.
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USDA cuts impact Kansas City metro food banks, nonprofits
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The U.S. Department of Agriculture has canceled $500 million of funding for food banks nationwide. Those cuts have impacted Harvesters, the Kansas City metro food bank serving over 900 nonprofits, including shelters, food pantries and community kitchens in Kansas and Missouri. Jackson County taxpayers should see no more than 15% assessment increase: judge Last week, Harvesters learned that vital food deliveries going t…


Federal funding, food delivery cuts impact local food bank
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has told state agencies and partner organizations that it is canceling $5 million in grant opportunities that support farm-to-school programs and other local food aid. The cancellation of 2025 Farm to School funds comes after USDA also terminated $1 billion that schools and food banks used to buy food from nearby farmers and also cancelled $500 million in in deliveries to food banks for fiscal year 2025 through…
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