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SNAP Restrictions Hit Junk Food
Arkansas kicks off July 1 with a bold new SNAP rule: no more soda, candy, or energy drinks — just healthier options. But this isn’t just a local move — Indiana, Utah, Florida, and more are joining the trend, with Hawaii, South Carolina, and Ohio set to follow in 2026, and others in 2027 and 2028. Officials say it’s about fighting chronic disease and feeding kids better, calling it “Make America Healthy Again.” Yet, legal challenges are mounting — a federal judge recently blocked similar bans in five states, arguing they could hurt food access. With SNAP costing over $100 billion and helping…
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