Arizona HB2107 seeks to modify SNAP benefits by prohibiting purchases of fast food and allowing purchases of vitamins.

Arizona HB2107 amends the state's statutes to change the use of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. The bill directs the Department of Economic Security to request a waiver from the United States Department of Agriculture to exclude fast food from SNAP and include vitamins. If the waiver is granted, SNAP enrollees would be prohibited from using their benefits to purchase fast food and would be allowed to use their benefits to purchase vitamins. The bill defines "fast food" as mass-produced food designed for commercial resale with a strong priority on speed of service.

Arizona HB2107 seeks to modify SNAP benefits by prohibiting purchases of fast food and allowing purchases of vitamins.

Arizona HB2107 amends the state's statutes to change the use of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. The bill directs the Department of Economic Security to request a waiver from the United States Department of Agriculture to exclude fast food from SNAP and include vitamins. If the waiver is granted, SNAP enrollees would be prohibited from using their benefits to purchase fast food and would be allowed to use their benefits to purchase vitamins. The bill defines "fast food" as mass-produced food designed for commercial resale with a strong priority on speed of service.