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Federal food and nutrition assistance spending fell in FY 2022, but remained higher than in prepandemic years

  • Food & Nutrition Assistance
Stacked area chart showing spending on WIC, Child nutrition, SNAP, and other Federal food and nutrition assistance programs between fiscal years 1970 and 2022 in 2022 dollars.

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In some ways, fiscal year 2022 marked a return to prepandemic operations for USDA’s food and nutrition assistance programs, which continued to respond to economic conditions and other factors. However, new challenges also emerged, such as rising food inflation and infant formula changes.

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