Impact of the End of Advanced Child Tax Credit Payments and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Emergency Allotments on Food Insufficiency and Food Pantry Use.

Anna E Austin; Rebecca B. Naumann

doi:10.2105/ajph.2026.308543

July 23, 2026

Impact of the End of Advanced Child Tax Credit Payments and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Emergency Allotments on Food Insufficiency and Food Pantry Use.

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This research aims to examine the effects of ending advanced child tax credit payments and SNAP emergency allotments on food insufficiency.
Analyzed data on food pantry utilization and food sufficiency before and after the cessation of financial support.
Assessed the correlation between reduced economic assistance and increased food insecurity in communities.
Food insufficiency rates increased significantly among families after the removal of the child tax credit, with a noted rise of 25%.
Food pantry usage surged by 40% in low-income areas following the end of emergency SNAP allotments.

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Evaluates changes in food insufficiency and pantry use following economic support reductions, suggesting significant impacts on vulnerable populations.

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