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Last month, a federal judge in the District of Columbia struck down USDA's attempts to restrict what foods can be purchased with SNAP benefits inColorado, Iowa, Nebraska, Tennessee, and West Virginia. Read the latest breakdown from Staff Attorney Emily Stone:
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Ever wonder where the ginseng you purchased is from? Country of Origin Labeling requires retailers to provide info regarding the origin of certain foods such as fresh/frozen fruits & veggies, certain meats & nuts, & ginseng. Learn more in our Reading Room: https://nationalaglawcenter.org/research-by-topic/cool/
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