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Louisiana SNAP limits sugary drinks and candy purchases
In 2026, Louisiana's SNAP program will no longer allow recipients to purchase soft drinks, energy drinks, or candy, and ASAP founder Omari Ho-Sang believes that more changes are coming and that the local community needs to come together to ensure access to fresh and healthy food options.
SNAP recipients who shop at participating Walmart locations in Terrebonne will receive a 30-cent bonus for every dollar spent ...
Louisiana is expanding its SNAP produce credit program to more parishes, giving recipients a 30% refund for fresh fruit and ...
Lafayette is one of the parishes added to the incentive program, which gives SNAP recipients incentives to buy fresh fruits ...
SNAP shoppers in five added Louisiana parishes now get 30 cents back for every $1 spent on produce at Walmart, up to $25 a ...
(KALB) - Rapides Parish, along with Calcasieu, Jackson, Lafayette and Terrebonne have been added to the SNAP produce bonus ...
Gov. Jeff Landry and Louisiana have embraced RFK Jr.'s "MAHA" movement. The state will soon ban the use of food stamps for ...
Five additional parishes were added to the Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services' (DCFS) SNAP produce bonus ...
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Texas takes 'junk food' off SNAP list as part of Trump push to 'Make America Healthy Again'
Texas takes "junk food" off the SNAP eligibility list as part of the Trump administration's push to "Make America Healthy ...
More states are heeding the Trump administration's call to file waivers to ban SNAP's usage on candy and soda.
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