(KNOX) –Changes to the SNAP program in North Dakota will officially take effect November 1st.
Planned changes were supposed to start September 1st, but North Dakota Health and Human Services said that state leaders wanted to talk more about the changes before making them official. The changes will ban those who have SNAP benefits from purchasing items like sugary drinks and candy.
A full list of changes can be found on the state’s health and human services website.
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