In a highly unusual decision, a Federal District Court judge in Maryland granted summary judgment in a food stamp licensing appeal brought by a Baltimore convenience store without permitting the retailer to conduct any discovery whatsoever. In Nega…
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The U.S. Food and Nutrition Service (“FNS”) administers the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (“SNAP”). Formerly known as “food stamps,” this important federal nutrition benefit program serves over 45 million Americans by increa…
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Tags: Administrative Review Branch, Cecilia’s Market, Connecticut, Duchimaza, EBT, FNS, Food, Food and Nutrition Service, Food Stamps, Law Firm, Lawyer, Nutrition, Retailer, SNAP, Stewart D. Fried, Store, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Trafficking
USDA’s Food & Nutrition Service (FNS) is authorized to administer the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (“SNAP”). This $80 billion program, formerly known as the food stamp program, provides monthly supplemental nutrition benefits…
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Tags: Administrative Review Branch, Alcohol, Attorney, Authorization, Business Integrity, Crackle, EAJA, EBT, FNS, Food and Nutrition Act, Food and Nutrition Service, Food Stamps, Fraud, Kem Warren, Kentucky, Law Firm, Lawyer, Litigation, Marijuana, Retail Food Store, Retail Operations Division, Retailer, SNAP, STARS, Stewart D. Fried, Trafficking, Vendor
The 2014 Farm Bill contains several important provisions which will impact retail stores that participate in the USDA Food and Nutrition Service’s (FNS) Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The key changes for food stamp vendors incl…
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Tags: Compliance, EBT, Farm Bill, FNS, Food, Food Stamp Vendor, Food Stamps, POS, Recordkeeping, SNAP, SNAP Fraud, Staple Food, Stewart D. Fried, Trafficking, Training
