Feeding Rural Families Act of 2025

This bill would require the government to calculate food costs separately for city areas and rural areas in Hawaii when figuring out how much people can receive in food assistance (SNAP) benefits. Right now, the government already does this for urban and rural parts of Alaska, but not for Hawaii. The change would mean that SNAP benefit amounts in Hawaii could better reflect the actual differences in food prices between its urban and rural areas.

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