US grocers brace for sales dip as food aid set to lapseUS grocers brace for sales dip as food aid set to lapse
November 2025 37 views 1MIN 38 SEC
UPSOT: "Without SNAP, it's going to be hard to find food that's able to feed us, like in my family." Trade groups warn of unsold perishables, reduced worker hours, and instability across the food supply chain. :: Kraft Heinz :: General Mills Packaged food giants like Kraft Heinz and General Mills could also take a hit, with some already adjusting their exposure to SNAP to brace for volatility. Nearly 267,000 retailers are authorized to accept SNAP and they collect $96 billion each year in benefits, according to USDA data.
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