H.R. 4939: SNAP Study Act of 2025

The SNAP Study Act of 2025 is a bill that requires the Secretary of Agriculture to produce an annual report to Congress regarding food security and diet quality in the United States. Here are the main points of what the bill would do:

Annual Reporting Requirement

Under this bill, the Secretary of Agriculture must submit a report within one year of the bill becoming law, and then each year thereafter. This report will be delivered to both the Senate and House committees responsible for agriculture.

Content of the Report

The required report will include several key components:

• Analysis of Food Security and Diet Quality: The report will provide an analysis of food security and the quality of diets for people who are participants in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and those who are not participants.
• Summary of Changes to SNAP: It will summarize any legislative or executive changes made to SNAP in the year covered by the report, particularly those aimed at improving food security and diet quality.
• Impact Analysis: The report will also analyze how effective these changes have been in improving food security and diet quality.
• Recommendations: Lastly, the report will include recommendations for Congress on ways to enhance food security and the quality of diets for both SNAP participants and nonparticipants.

Effective Date

The provisions outlined in the bill will take effect 180 days after it is enacted into law.

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