H. R. 1889 aims to ease regulations for child care providers who want to prepare fresh fruits and vegetables. The bill prohibits states from creating barriers that make it difficult for licensed child care providers to handle and serve minimally processed produce. By...
This bill wants to make it easier for people who take care of kids to cut and serve fresh fruits and veggies without having to follow complicated rules, so kids can eat healthier food.
H.R. 9914, known as the “Fresh Food Act,” seeks to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to provide tax incentives for opening grocery stores in underserved areas. The bill introduces tax credits for businesses that employ individuals and sell fresh produce, meat, and dairy in these areas....
H.R. 9914, the "Fresh Food Act," is a plan to help more grocery stores open in places that don't have many, by giving money back to the owners through special tax breaks if they sell fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, and milk. This means people in those areas can get healthier food more easily, and it can also create new jobs.
S. 5120, also called the “Fresh Food Act,” proposes changes to the Internal Revenue Code to offer tax incentives aimed at encouraging the establishment of grocery stores in underserved areas. The bill introduces tax credits for businesses that operate new grocery stores in...
The "Fresh Food Act" wants to help build grocery stores where people can't find fresh food, by giving them big savings on taxes to make it easier to pay for workers and fresh items like fruits and meats.
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