CNBC
20 Jun 2026, 12:00 UTC · 4h ago
SNAP restrictions could change what shoppers buy — and food giants are watching
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CNBC
20 Jun 2026, 12:00 UTC · 4h ago
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SNAP benefit restrictions on processed and sugary products could reduce food and beverage sales by as much as $830 million this year. — Directly quantifies a potential revenue loss for major packaged food and beverage companies.
-0.60Approximately 3.5 million people have lost their SNAP aid following eligibility restrictions signed by the President. — A significant reduction in the total pool of government-funded purchasing power for grocery retailers and food brands.
-0.50Walmart is most exposed to SNAP spending, capturing roughly 25% of all SNAP grocery dollars nationwide. — Identifies the specific retailer with the highest concentrated risk to changes in federal food assistance spending.
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Iowa has codified the 'Make America Healthy Again' (MAHA) movement into law, banning certain synthetic dyes and restricting SNAP purchases of soda and candy. — Creates a legal precedent and a blueprint for other states to implement restrictive health-based food policies.
-0.30Major manufacturers including General Mills, Kraft Heinz, and Target have pledged to phase out certain artificial colors and additives by 2027. — Indicates proactive adaptation and reformulation to mitigate regulatory risks and align with consumer trends.
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Particularly exposed as it captures roughly a quarter of all SNAP grocery dollars nationwide.
Identified as highly exposed to restrictions on sugar-sweetened beverages.
Identified as exposed to SNAP restrictions and the need to reformulate products.
Identified as one of the largest companies most exposed to the SNAP restrictions on processed foods.
Identified as highly exposed to restrictions on sugar-sweetened beverages and processed foods.
CEO notes customers are under pressure due to reduced SNAP benefits and higher gas prices.
Company is actively researching consumer uncertainty and shifting behavior due to SNAP restrictions.
Significant exposure to SNAP spending as a major grocery provider.
Significant exposure to SNAP spending as a major grocery provider.
Exposed to SNAP restrictions, though the company is proactively eliminating synthetic colors.
Pledging to phase out additives in response to shifting regulations and consumer tastes.
CEO expects muted impact, but Hostess brands face potential risks from broader processed snack restrictions.
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