Can NJ grocers do more to help feed the hungry?

New Jersey is already considered a leader when it comes to combating food insecurity and hunger, but two Democratic lawmakers want it to go further and create a new pipeline for grocers to contribute their excess food to pantries and other relief facilities. The bill would require some grocers and food suppliers to donate eligible food to local food banks and pantries.

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