White House Unveils $2 Billion Plan to Shore Up U.S. Food Supply Amid Shortages, Food Insecurity

The White House is earmarking $2.1 billion to help secure the nation's food supply, amid widespread shortages due to the pandemic, Russia's war in Ukraine, and rising inflation. The Biden administration's plans are expected to shore up food infrastructure and distribution while also aiding farmers. Bread for the World Senior International Policy Advisor Abiola Afolayan joined Cheddar News' Closing Bell to discuss.
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