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November SNAP benefits are on hold but grocers, apps are filling food gap

Millions of families are bracing for empty EBT cards this weekend as SNAP benefits pause — spurring grocers, delivery apps and nonprofits to move fast to fill the gap.

Why it matters: The SNAP shutdown halts roughly $8 billion a month in federal food assistance — money that usually flows straight into grocery stores and helps feed 42 million Americans.


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