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Your recent article, “Federal cuts mean an 18% reduction for food banks” (April 22), about cuts to the Oregon Food Bank from the federally-chartered Commodity Credit Corp., fails to paint the ...

“At Oregon Food Bank, we are deeply concerned about the decision of the U.S. Department of Agriculture to cancel payments to a set of programs called the Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC ...

The cancellations came from The Emergency Food Assistance Program, which purchases food and makes it available for state distribution. It provided over a fifth of the food Hoosier Hills distributed ...

Now under the Trump administration, the Commodity Credit Corporation funds that in recent years bolstered the Emergency Food Assistance Program have been cut as of April 2, according to the USDA ...

“FeedMore WNY is deeply disappointed to learn of the cancelation of food purchases funded by the Commodity Credit Corporation, which provided nutritious food for our food bank distribution network and ...

FeedMore WNY officials said the U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed that $500 million in TEFAP food purchases through the Commodity Credit Corp. have been canceled permanently.

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — FeedMore WNY is facing a multi-million dollar loss of food after a Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC) program, a main federal funding source for FeedMore, was terminate… ...

A USDA spokesperson told WISN 12 News that the "Biden Administration inflated statutory programs with Commodity Credit Corporation dollars without any plans for long-term solutions, and even in ...

Two orders from the Commodity Credit Corporation were set to be received between June and September, totaling $2.2 million worth of food for the entire state of Wisconsin.

Last week, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) suspended $500 million in Commodity Credit Corporation shipments destined for food banks across the country through the Emergency Food ...