The additional nutrition assistance enacted at the start of the pandemic has come to an end across the U.S. this month. Yet the cost of living continues to outpace the income of many who rely on these programs.

This change comes on the heels of the ending of the national universal meal program providing school lunches to all children regardless of income. Experts are now warning about an impending “hunger cliff”. In short, more people going hungry, and/or eating cheaper lower quality food.

Do you agree that it’s time to phase the extra protections out?

What else can or should be done to make sure vulnerable people have enough access to food?

If you’re not in the US, how is your country handling food insecurity in the current economy?