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flag Starting April 1, 2026, Texas will block SNAP use for sugary foods and drinks, aiming to promote healthier eating.

flag Starting April 1, 2026, Texas will restrict SNAP benefits to exclude candy, gum, and sweetened beverages with 5 grams or more of added sugar per serving or any artificial sweeteners, as well as candied, glazed, or chocolate-coated fruits, nuts, and raisins. flag The change, backed by Governor Greg Abbott and enforced via the Lone Star Card, aims to promote healthier eating. flag The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is distributing educational materials to inform recipients. flag The policy reflects broader federal-backed efforts to align SNAP with nutrition goals, though it does not affect purchases of unsweetened or minimally processed foods.

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