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Hernando Ramírez-Santos
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Editor and Social Media Coordinator, Abasto
Winston-Salem
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By Hernando Ramírez-Santos Verified| Abasto Verified Los esfuerzos para reformar el Programa de Asistencia Nutricional Suplementaria (SNAP) están ganando fuerza, luego que los estados de Arkansas y Nebraska solicitaran exenciones federales para prohibir los refrescos en SNAP y restringir la elegibilidad de otros alimentos procesados. Los secretarios de Salud y Agricultura, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. y Brooke L. Rollins, instaron a todos los gobernadores de EE. UU. a presentar exenciones similares.
By Hernando Ramírez-Santos Verified| Abasto Verified Efforts to reform the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) are gaining traction as Arkansas and Nebraska seek federal waivers to implement a SNAP soda ban and restrict other processed foods from eligibility. Health and Agriculture Secretaries Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Brooke L. Rollins urged all U.S. governors to submit similar waivers. In an op-ed published by USA Today, the officials said the initiative aligns with President Trump’s “Make America Healthy Again” agenda.
By Hernando Ramírez-Santos Verified| Abasto Verified Los esfuerzos para reformar el Programa de Asistencia Nutricional Suplementaria (SNAP) están ganando fuerza, luego que los estados de Arkansas y Nebraska solicitaran exenciones federales para prohibir los refrescos en SNAP y restringir la elegibilidad de otros alimentos procesados. Los secretarios de Salud y Agricultura, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. y Brooke L. Rollins, instaron a todos los gobernadores de EE. UU. a presentar exenciones similares.
Company Info
Abasto
Abasto is a B2B media company based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, specializing in the Hispanic food and beverage industry. Founded in 2008, it serves as a key resource for both Hispanic and non-Hispanic category managers in supermarkets, distributors, and grocery chains across the U.S., Mexico, and Latin America. The company reaches over 120,000 decision-makers monthly and has a strong online presence with 29.5K monthly website visitors. Abasto publishes industry news, market analyses, and editorial content focused on Hispanic grocery and retail trends through its print and digital publications. It is the only media outlet dedicated exclusively to this sector, providing insights on consumer preferences, organic products, and natural foods. The content is tailored for bilingual decision-makers, connecting suppliers with buyers in supermarkets, wholesalers, and retailers.
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Founded: 2008