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The proposal would use tax incentives to make fresh fruits, vegetables, and other nutritious foods more affordable for low-income Americans, while potentially offering tax breaks to grocery stores and farmers who increase access to healthy food in underserved communities. It aims to reduce food insecurity and diet-related health problems by making it easier for families with limited budgets to purchase nutritious meals instead of relying on cheaper processed foods. The changes would affect low-income households, grocery retailers, farmers, and potentially taxpayers overall.
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