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Colorado food banks warn federal shutdown may disrupt aid by November due to rising demand and funding gaps.
Colorado food banks face rising demand and funding shortfalls, with leaders warning that a prolonged federal shutdown could disrupt critical food assistance by November.
Despite no immediate impact from the October 1 shutdown, the USDA’s Emergency Food Assistance Program faces potential reimbursement delays, threatening supplies already strained by prior cuts and inflation.
Demand has surged since pre-pandemic levels, with food banks serving record numbers, including working families and essential workers in high-cost rural areas.
Limited fresh food options and reduced federal support have forced reliance on cheaper alternatives, while community donations help but cannot fully offset the growing gap.
Los bancos de alimentos de Colorado advierten que el cierre federal podría interrumpir la ayuda para noviembre debido a la creciente demanda y las brechas de financiación.