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Expiration of the USDA Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Emergency Allotments

August 31, 2023

AUTHORS

Aaron Richterman, Harsha Thirumurthy
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Key Takeaways

5%

Household food insufficiency among all Americans increased by 5%.

6%

Child food insufficiency among all Americans increased by 6%.

21%

Household and child food insufficiency among those receiving SNAP benefits increased by 21%.

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